Goldman restricts its staff from using AI tools
Goldman Sachs has generated discontent among its staff, after banning most of its employees from using advanced artificial intelligence (AI) tools designed for programming, after evaluating productivity and risk issues.
Goldman Sachs has restricted the use of advanced artificial intelligence tools for most of its employees, allowing only engineers to use them. The bank had previously permitted bankers to use tools like Claude Code from Anthropic and GitHub from Microsoft to streamline tasks such as tracking client trading flows and creating written content.
The move has frustrated some traders who relied on these tools to do their job. Goldman Sachs' director of information systems, Marco Argenti, had previously noted that non-technology employees were using AI tools to develop solutions. The bank says it provides AI tools to employees to identify suitable use cases.
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