• BCGE flagged a potential “automation premium” as AI, robotics lift productivity, margins, cash flow, valuations for effective adopters.
• It framed “Automation Gap” as unrealized automation upside, driven by labor-cost intensity, current productivity, automatable tasks, regulation.
• Information technology, industrials, health care showed the highest Automation Gap scores, implying the largest medium-term productivity upside.
• Financials had the highest automation potential, yet smaller gap due to high existing productivity; margin expansion potential remained among the strongest.
• Energy, utilities ranked lowest, suggesting more incremental efficiency gains rather than step-change productivity improvements.

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