The Data on AI

JP Morgan AI Profile

USA Flag New York City, NY
AI Readiness Score:   63.14

No. 61 Out Of All Companies Ranked

3 out of 16 in Financial Services and other selected competitors
Total Employees   318,477
Market Cap   $834.16 billion
CEO   James Dimon
Exchange   NYSE

Data Scientists: 2024 vs 2025

2024   1,727
2025   1,789
Change   62
Change %   3.6%
AI AND DATA STORIES

JP Morgan's Public AI Posture

AI Mentions in Quarterly Earnings Calls (2017-Q3 to 2022-Q3): 0.53

AI Mentions in Quarterly Earnings Calls (2022-Q4 to current): 2.0

Post ChatGPT Release, AI Mentions Moved 1.29 Standard Deviations

Posture: Ramping Up AI Efforts From Low Base Of Capabilities

Our estimates on data scientist numbers for JP Morgan trace back to several sources that we check on a monthly basis, including the company's website, career boards and other methods.

The number of data scientists a company has is important because it reflects its capability to innovate, scale AI initiatives, and leverage data-driven decision-making to maintain a competitive edge in AI development and application.

JP Morgan holds 0 patents focused on AI subjects. We have combed through the records of the United States Patent Office for filings related to AI for more than 500 companies. We consider a qualifying patent to be one that primarily concerns artificial intelligence or machine learning. Patents that simply mention these things do not figure in our count.

Examining CapEx shows how much JP Morgan invests in physical assets, highlighting its commitment to growth and the infrastructure needed to support AI initiatives.

This graph provides a comprehensive view of JP Morgan's strategic allocation of resources by comparing free cash flow, R&D costs, and CapEx over time, highlighting how investments in AI and innovation are balanced against financial health and infrastructure commitments. It offers insights into whether a company is sustainably prioritizing AI development amidst its broader financial strategies.