Goldman Sachs restricts trader access to AI coding tools
Goldman Sachs has banned most non-technical employees from using AI coding tools like Claude Code, restricting them to engineers only. The move, driven by efficiency and risk assessments, has disappointed some traders who relied on these tools for modeling and analysis.
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