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1\begin{table}[H]\centering2\caption{The Most AI-Intensive S\&P~500 Firms}\label{tab:topfirms}3\small4\begin{tabular}{lllr}\toprule5Ticker & Company & Sector & Avg.\ AI-adoption \\\midrule6HPE & Hewlett Packard Enterprise & Information Technology & 0.126 \\7UBER & Uber & Industrials & 0.123 \\8INTC & Intel & Information Technology & 0.121 \\9IBM & IBM & Information Technology & 0.113 \\10TYL & Tyler Technologies & Information Technology & 0.108 \\11BNY & BNY Mellon & Financials & 0.106 \\12BRK.B & Berkshire Hathaway & Financials & 0.104 \\13ADSK & Autodesk & Information Technology & 0.103 \\14CMI & Cummins & Industrials & 0.096 \\15EOG & EOG Resources & Energy & 0.095 \\16\bottomrule17\end{tabular}18\tablelegend{This table lists the ten S\&P~500 firms with the highest average AI-adoption disclosure score---the section-weighted mean cosine similarity of the text of their scored SEC filings to the AI-internal-adoption anchor---averaged over filing years 2010--2026. Four of the ten (Uber, Tyler Technologies, BNY Mellon, Berkshire Hathaway) belong to the group of 84 firms whose 10-Q filings were scored in addition to their 8-Ks, which mechanically raises their scores (Section~\ref{subsec:corpus}). For each firm the table reports its ticker, company name, GICS sector, and average AI-adoption score. The ranking features enterprise-technology and software firms alongside an algorithm-centric platform and data-intensive financials, and it is not confined to the Information Technology sector.}19\end{table}20