The Telegraph My details My newsletters Logout Upgrade to Premium My details My newsletters Logout The Telegraph Buy these seven shares to profit from driverless cars and artificial intelligence [TELEMMGLPICT000031983590_trans_NvBQzQNjv4Bqd5_sWj-Hu5YV1uSoc_Px3tp0rIA to be available to consumers in five years, depending on regulations Credit: Eric Risberg/AP 13 August 2017 • 7:27am The idea of investing in technology companies will, for many, bring back painful memories of the tech bubble bursting at the turn of the millennium.
 Today, there is little of the mania of two decades ago.
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 Some investors will have exposure to technology through companies such as Amazon, Facebook and Google, which are popular holdings in many funds available to British savers.
 Such businesses are involved in many cutting-edge areas of technology, including autonomous cars, artificial intelligence, machine learning and more.
 But there is another approach: investing in companies that make “enabling” technology, the components and software used in many of the most advanced developments.
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" The company recently assembled an autonomous Audi which drove itself from San Francisco to New York, which Mr Sohn described as the "most sophisticated autonomous vehicle to date".
 Sign up to Telegraph Investor Artificial intelligence and machine learning The concept of artificial intelligence – the ability of a computer system to learn and adapt – has existed for decades.
 Ben Rogoff, manager of two Polar Capital technology funds totalling £2.