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What AI does Johnson & Johnson use?

jnj.com

8

AI tools in use at Johnson & Johnson

1 confirmed 7 observed

Johnson & Johnson uses 8 AI tools: Beamery and Textio (HR & People Development), Dataiku (Enterprise AI Platforms), AlphaSense (AI Search & Research), Colossyan (Video Generation & Editing), and 3 other tools. 1 is confirmed by a published story, quote or press release; 7 are listed on the vendor's own pages.Latest check Oct 8, 2026: 8 of 8 tools checked, from 16 public sources.

Website
jnj.com
AI tools in use
8
Latest check
October 8, 20268 of 8 tools checked so far

Every AI tool at Johnson & Johnson

8 lines, each linked to the public page behind it. Open a row to see the dated capture.

ToolTeamFirst public proofProofSource
DataikuEnterprise AI Platforms—dataiku.com
AlphaSenseAI Search & Research—alpha-sense.com
BeameryHR & People Development—beamery.com
ColossyanVideo Generation & Editing—colossyan.com
DeepLGeneral Writing Assistants—deepl.com
HighRadiusFinance & Accounting AIOn or before Jun 2025highradius.com
SonarCode Quality & Security—sonarsource.com
TextioHR & People Development—textio.com

“First public proof” is the earliest public page we have dated: a mention (“on or before”), a job post or a start the source states. Our capture dates are not adoption dates.

Questions about AI at Johnson & Johnson

What AI tools does Johnson & Johnson use?

Johnson & Johnson uses 8 AI tools: Dataiku, AlphaSense, Beamery, Colossyan, DeepL, HighRadius, Sonar, and Textio. 1 is confirmed by a published story, quote or press release, and 7 are listed on the vendor's own pages.

How does usedby know which AI tools Johnson & Johnson uses?

Each tool is linked to a public page that names Johnson & Johnson: a vendor's customer page, a published case study, a press release or a job post. We save each page with a dated capture and check it again on each run. A tool leaves the list only after three checks in a row that no longer find Johnson & Johnson, and at least 14 days after it was last seen. A tool with a published case study or quote is never removed automatically.