Northern Trust Corporation (NTRS) earned a BATS score of 53/100 as management framed AI as augmented intelligence tied to service and integrity, citing client action plan agents and a clear shift from experimentation to execution.
Las Vegas Sands Corp. (LVS) scored 0/100 on the BATS AI Transformation scale in its Q2 2026 call, with zero mentions of AI as management focused entirely on gaming volumes, property investments, and capital returns.
Teledyne Technologies (TDY) scored 0/100 on the BATS AI scale after its Q2 2026 call, which contained no mentions of AI strategy or products and instead centered on defense sensors, unmanned platforms, record orders, and a raised outlook.
Crown Castle Inc. earned a BATS score of 38/100 in its Q2 2026 call, with AI mainly used as an internal automation and orchestration tool inside a broader efficiency and culture transformation rather than a core strategic pillar.
Otis Worldwide Corporation scored 24/100 on BATS, with AI limited to narrow micro pricing in repair and tempered maintenance rather than any broad strategic transformation.
PulteGroup, Inc. scored 0/100 on the BATS AI scale in its Q2 2026 call, with zero mentions of AI or digital transformation as management focused solely on orders, margins, land spend, and traditional homebuilding operations.
Raymond James Financial (RJF) earned a BATS score of 64/100, driven by strong early uptake of its Raimond AI assistant—6,500 users, 99.5% satisfaction—and a culture-first push to boost adviser productivity without diluting relationships.
Chubb Limited scored 27/100 on the BATS AI scale in its Q2 2026 call, with AI cited only as a light, peripheral efficiency lever supporting combined-ratio stability and hard-dollar savings rather than a core strategy.
KeyCorp earned a low 13/100 BATS score on its Q2 2026 call, with AI mentioned only as an external power-demand and credit-risk theme rather than any internal transformation, automation, or revenue strategy.
Synchrony Financial posted a BATS score of 50/100, with the CEO sounding highly bullish on AI as 90% of exempt employees actively use it to drive efficiency gains across contact centers, fraud, credit, and other functions.
Equifax Inc. earned a BATS score of 83/100 as AI emerged as a core pillar, with 54 AI-embedded products and a doubled $150 million savings goal fueling productivity and its shift toward AI-powered decision intelligence.
Genuine Parts Company scored 0/100 on the BATS AI scale in its Q2 2026 call, with zero mention of artificial intelligence as leadership focused on segment execution, macro headwinds, and the planned auto-industrial separation.