General Electric

General Electric (now split into GE Aerospace, GE Vernova, and GE HealthCare) has a long-established and deeply embedded AI strategy spanning predictive maintenance, digital twins, medical imaging, energy grid optimization, and generative AI tooling. The company's AI adoption is extensive and production-grade across multiple business units, with partnerships with Google Cloud and Amazon, and dedicated internal platforms such as Predix and the GENIX digital twin framework. GE's public posture is that of an aggressive AI adopter with measurable operational outcomes, and its disclosures are broadly consistent with reported activities, though the causal relationship between AI adoption and its sustained multi-decade workforce reductions is not clearly evidenced. Hiring signals for dedicated AI roles are weak relative to overall headcount, suggesting AI is embedded in existing engineering functions rather than building a large standalone AI organization.