Global services activity is holding up even as some manufacturing readings soften, and this keeps demand for computing power and automation firmly in focus. That backdrop keeps attention on artificial intelligence stocks, where companies tied to chips, cloud and large language models are helping power new productivity tools. This article highlights three AI related stocks from the screener that could interest investors building long term exposure to the theme. The three stocks discussed next are just a starting sample, and the full screen surfaced 32 more companies with equally compelling AI related narratives that are not covered here. To see the bigger picture and size up potential opportunities for your own watchlist, head straight into the Artificial Intelligence/ AI Stocks screener to identify, filter and analyze the highest conviction plays across the theme. Docebo (TSX:DCBO) Overview: Docebo is a Toronto based software company that provides a cloud learning management platform, with AI powered Harmony Search and personalization tools that tailor training content for each user. Its AI and analytics sit inside the core learning suite, so investors are looking at a learning software business where machine learning and NLP features support, rather than dominate, the revenue story. Operations: Docebo generates about $258.9 million in revenue from educational software. The United States contributes $174.0 million, the rest of the world $71.4 million and Canada $13.5 million. Market Cap: CA$807.0 million Investors interested in AI may consider Docebo because its Harmony Search and AI driven analytics are already embedded in a full scale learning platform used across enterprises, rather than sitting in a lab. The company reports triple digit million revenue and positive earnings, which gives those AI tools a commercial footing, although monetization of some newer features is still unproven. A sizeable buyback authorization funded through a mix of cash and