General Motors posted a 42/100 BATS score on its Q2 2026 call, with AI remaining peripheral as investors focused on Super Cruise subscription growth and a milestone-based autonomy roadmap rather than core AI transformation.
Interactive Brokers Group (IBKR) scored 60/100 on BATS, reflecting solid execution on its multi-LLM Connector that lets clients research, plan, and prep trades via chatbots with human-in-the-loop controls and a guarded path to autonomous agent trading.
MSCI Inc. earned a BATS score of 59/100, with AI framed as a key growth enabler through Index AI Insights adopted by over 1,000 clients and a new Silicon Valley office to accelerate product and index innovation.
D.R. Horton scored a minimal 3/100 BATS rating on its Q3 2026 call, where AI was essentially absent aside from one analyst question on off-site manufacturing that management answered without any AI strategy, programs, or metrics.
Halliburton (HAL) earned a 38/100 BATS score in its Q2 2026 call, underscoring automation tools like ZEUS IQ and Logix closed-loop drilling as contract-winning differentiators more than a broad AI transformation push.
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.
Hasbro, Inc. (HAS) earned a low 24/100 BATS score on its July 2026 call, with AI limited to early CharacterOS licensing pilots alongside Sixth Wall rather than any core transformation strategy.
Steel Dynamics (STLD) earned a 0/100 BATS score on its Q2 2026 call, with zero AI discussion as management focused entirely on record steel shipments, aluminum ramp-up, and conventional operations.
The Charles Schwab Corporation posted a BATS score of 53/100, framing AI as a key enabler in its people-plus-AI omnichannel strategy with early execution via the Schwab Assistant pilot and quantified 15-20% developer productivity gains.