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After a strong market rebound since April, some of the market's most attractive artificial intelligence (AI) stocks are no longer cheap. However, that doesn't mean that they have no upside potential.

If you're looking for stocks that have the potential to make you a millionaire on a relatively modest investment, you're likely going to have to take some pretty big chances. That means looking for stocks that have huge potential but carry added risks.

If you're investing in artificial intelligence (AI) stocks, chances are you've seen some mention of Super Micro Computer (SMCI -1.33%) and SoundHound AI (SOUN -4.01%). While these aren't the biggest players in AI, they are among the most intriguing.

Artificial intelligence (AI) stocks remain attractive investments despite the current macroeconomic turmoil exasperated by President Trump's mercurial trade policies. Wall Street analyst Dan Ives explained why, stating, "In 25 years covering tech, I've never seen a bigger theme than the AI revolution.

SoundHound AI (NASDAQ:SOUN), a voice AI platform empowering businesses with conversational AI experiences, has recently experienced a significant stock decline, plummeting over 50% year-to-date to $10. A substantial portion of this drop occurred in January, largely due to disappointed investor expectations following the Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

When it comes to investing, sometimes you want to take a big swing. After all, it's not always the number of winners in your portfolio that power your returns, but finding a few stocks that can be massive winners over time.

The technology sector has been one of the points of largest interest in the United States stock market, though not all stocks are created equal in that space. Some have taken off to unrecognizable levels due to sheer popularity and the explosive growth (and adoption) in the world of artificial intelligence.

The first half of the year was a turbulent one for stocks in general amid concern President Trump's planned import tariffs would hurt the economy. And this problem weighed most heavily on stocks that depend on growth and investment -- such as those in the field of artificial intelligence (AI).