Goldman Sachs tightens bankers’ access to AI tools
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A November 3, 2026 report said that Goldman Sachs had tightened bankers’ access to certain artificial intelligence tools, restricting Anthropic’s Claude Code and Microsoft’s GitHub to engineers. Previously, traders had used these tools to monitor client transaction flows and produce textual and graphical materials. The report noted that the move came as Goldman Sachs weighed the costs, productivity gains, and cybersecurity risks of artificial intelligence. The report did not disclose the specific effective date of the restrictions or whether other tools were affected.
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Goldman Sachs has tightened bankers’ access to AI tools, restricting Anthropic’s Claude Code and Microsoft’s GitHub to engineers. Traders had previously used these tools to monitor client trading flows and create written and graphical materials; the move comes as the bank weighs AI costs, productivity and cybersecurity risks.
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