Danaher Corporation (DHR) earned a BATS score of 34/100, showing moderate product-led AI adoption in tools like Biacore and SCIEX that mainly reinforce the Danaher Business System as a productivity enhancer rather than a core transformation pillar.
W. R. Berkley Corporation posted a BATS score of 53/100, with management highlighting roughly 20% underwriting efficiency gains from practical AI workbenches and claims automation while rejecting headline-driven AI projects.
Domino’s Pizza scored a low 20/100 BATS rating in its Q2 2026 call, with AI limited to one live orchestration agent that delays store orders when drivers are stuck so pizzas stay hot for delivery.
The Travelers Companies, Inc. (TRV) scored 49/100 on BATS as management tied AI and its Travis platform to claims automation and underwriting efficiency, citing about a 0.5 point underlying loss-ratio improvement in Business Insurance.
Truist Financial (TFC) earned a 30/100 BATS score in its Q2 2026 call, with only light AI mentions as a productivity and client-experience aid rather than a core strategy—underscoring early-stage AI maturity amid a profitability and leadership-transition focus.
Fifth Third Bancorp scored 54/100 on the BATS AI scale in its Q2 2026 call, underscoring strong internal adoption with over 1 million AI prompts in June and 87% of unit testing automated as it plans to accelerate AI investment after the Comerica conversion.
Regions Financial Corporation posted a low 14/100 BATS score on its Q2 2026 call, with AI mentioned only once as an external credit-ecosystem risk and no role in strategy, products, or internal transformation.
Abbott Laboratories scored 0/100 on the BATS AI scale in its July 2026 call, with zero mentions of artificial intelligence as management focused solely on sales growth, margins, and its medtech product pipeline.
Prologis (PLD) scored 0/100 on the BATS AI scale in its Q2 2026 call, with management focusing on logistics leasing, data centers, and power growth while making no mention of AI or related transformation initiatives.
Intuitive Surgical (ISRG) earned a low 22/100 BATS score in its Q2 2026 call, with AI treated as a light supporting capability rather than a core strategy, mainly via case insights in My Intuitive+ amid a robotics-focused update.
U.S. Bancorp posted a low BATS score of 8/100 on its Q2 2026 call, with AI raised only in passing on data-center loan exposure while management stressed broad-based demand and offered no first-party AI strategy.
State Street Corporation earned a BATS score of 79/100 as management made AI-enabled transformation a core strategic pillar, embedding agentic workflows to target roughly $1B in run-rate benefits by 2029 and 30–40% developer productivity gains.