The AI Adoption Index

Who is actually shipping AI, and who is just posting about it.

Every company is AI-first in the all-hands. Rate what it is actually like on your team. Five questions, twenty seconds, anonymous.

How it is scored

#1OpenAI100/100
AI-nativeOn the record · 3 sources
#2Anthropic100/100
AI-nativeOn the record · 2 sources
#3Nvidia100/100
AI-nativeOn the record · 3 sources

#	Company	Tier	Based on	Score
4	Scale AIOn the record	AI-native	2 sources	100
5	ReplitOn the record	AI-native	2 sources	100
6	VercelOn the record	AI-native	3 sources	100
7	RampOn the record	AI-native	3 sources	96
8	BlockOn the record	AI-native	2 sources	94
9	CloudflareOn the record	AI-native	3 sources	94
10	GoogleOn the record	AI-native	3 sources	94
11	SnowflakeOn the record	AI-native	3 sources	91
12	GitHubOn the record	AI-native	3 sources	91
13	CanvaOn the record	AI-native	3 sources	91
14	MetaOn the record	AI-native	3 sources	89
15	MicrosoftOn the record	AI-native	3 sources	89
16	HubSpotOn the record	AI-native	3 sources	89
17	ShopifyOn the record	AI-native	2 sources	88
18	KlarnaOn the record	AI-native	2 sources	88
19	AdobeOn the record	AI-native	3 sources	88
20	AccentureOn the record	AI-native	3 sources	88
21	SalesforceOn the record	AI-native	2 sources	87
22	NotionOn the record	AI-native	2 sources	87
23	DatabricksOn the record	AI-native	3 sources	87
24	OracleOn the record	AI-native	3 sources	87
25	StripeOn the record	AI-native	2 sources	86
26	AmazonOn the record	AI-native	3 sources	85
27	ServiceNowOn the record	AI-native	3 sources	85
28	DuolingoOn the record	Shipping	2 sources	84
29	CoinbaseOn the record	Shipping	2 sources	81
30	RedditOn the record	Shipping	2 sources	81
31	IBMOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	81
32	JPMorgan ChaseOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	80
33	McKinseyOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	80
34	CiscoOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	80
35	WorkdayOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	78
36	ZoomOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	77
37	IntuitOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	76
38	DropboxOn the record	Shipping	2 sources	75
39	FigmaOn the record	Shipping	2 sources	75
40	UberOn the record	Shipping	2 sources	75
41	PinterestOn the record	Shipping	2 sources	75
42	RipplingOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	75
43	PlaidOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	75
44	RobinhoodOn the record	Shipping	2 sources	75
45	AffirmOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	75
46	GustoOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	75
47	Morgan StanleyOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	75
48	AsanaOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	73
49	BrexOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	71
50	AirbnbOn the record	Shipping	2 sources	69
51	DoorDashOn the record	Shipping	2 sources	69
52	OktaOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	68
53	WalmartOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	68
54	Bank of AmericaOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	68
55	DeloitteOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	68
56	LyftOn the record	Shipping	2 sources	66
57	NetflixOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	66
58	AtlassianOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	66
59	Wells FargoOn the record	Shipping	3 sources	66
60	InstacartOn the record	Pilot purgatory	2 sources	64
61	TwilioOn the record	Pilot purgatory	2 sources	64
62	ChimeOn the record	Pilot purgatory	3 sources	64
63	Williams-SonomaOn the record	Pilot purgatory	3 sources	62
64	DatadogOn the record	Pilot purgatory	2 sources	60
65	Goldman SachsOn the record	Pilot purgatory	3 sources	60
66	Kaiser PermanenteOn the record	Pilot purgatory	3 sources	60
67	AppleOn the record	Pilot purgatory	3 sources	59
68	GapOn the record	Pilot purgatory	3 sources	59
69	Levi StraussOn the record	Pilot purgatory	3 sources	56
70	PG&EOn the record	Pilot purgatory	3 sources	53
71	ChevronOn the record	Tolerated	3 sources	41
72	DiscordOn the record	Tolerated	3 sources	38

Not on the board? . The first rating gets it listed. The second one makes it true.

How we score it

Five questions, each answered on a scale from “no” to “this is just how we work now”. We weight them by how hard they are to fake.

30%Daily use. How much of a normal week actually runs through AI. A keynote cannot answer this one, so it carries the most weight.
20%In the product. Is there AI in what customers get? Live, not in the demo video.
20%Leadership. What the top of the company does, not what it says. Budget counts. A town hall does not.
15%Access. Whether you are allowed to use the tools, in practice. Plenty of companies have a policy and a workaround.
15%Enablement. Did anyone help you get good at this, or did they send a link?

Your answers become a score from 0 to 100. A company’s score is the average across everyone who rated it, and every team’s number is on its page, because engineering and legal rarely agree.

AI-native85+In the product, in the process, in the budget. The headcount plan assumes it.

Shipping65+Real things in production. People are expected to use it, and mostly do.

Pilot purgatory45+Licences bought. Pilot launched. Pilot still running. Nothing has shipped.

Tolerated25+Nobody will stop you. Nobody will ask. Expense it and hope.

Banned0+Policy says no. Personal phones say otherwise.

One rating per team, per company, per network, per month. One very enthusiastic engineer is still one engineer. We delete anything that names a person. We do not delete a bad score because a company asked.

Questions

What is this?

A leaderboard of how far companies have actually taken AI, scored by the people who work there. Not analysts, not the press release. Anonymous, one team at a time, 0 to 100.

Is it actually anonymous?

Yes. No account, no email, nothing that follows you home. We store your answers, your team and the time. We do not store you.

Why is my company on here when nobody has rated it?

Companies marked “on the record” are scored from what they and their people have said in public: memos, earnings calls, engineering blogs, interviews. The sources are linked on the company page. The first rating from inside replaces it.

What is the slop question?

We ask how much AI-written text you read in a normal day. It is not scored. It is published next to the company. Someone had to start measuring it.

Can a company get itself removed?

Not for having a bad score. Ratings are employees’ opinions about where they work, the same as any review. We remove anything that names a person or is abusive. Otherwise it stays. If something is wrong, email wren@modelsatwork.news.