Artificial intelligence (AI) markets have gone gangbusters. But there's one AI stock in particular that's leading the market higher this year. It's not necessarily a pure-play AI stock in terms of the products it makes, but rather this company has positioned itself as a key supplier to the AI industry.

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But in recent times, certain billionaires have seen eye-to-eye on three top AI players and loaded up on them in the second quarter. Bridgewater Associates' Ray Dalio, Citadel's Ken Griffin, and Tudor Investment's Paul Tudor Jones all bought these three stocks hand over first. Are they good buys for you? Let's find out.