AI ETFs are becoming a common way to get broad exposure to the sector without picking individual stocks. The Global X ETF has been outperforming recently, mainly driven by memory chip stocks like SK Hynix and Samsung. It is an actively managed fund with a 0.68% expense ratio, and it had a 0.73% dividend yield in April 2026. Another ETF mentioned has a lower 0.47% ratio. Performance for these funds is heavily tied to cloud and chip stocks since those make up their largest holdings. The article also noted that quantum computing ETFs are now available for those looking at that space.