Goldman Sachs is withdrawing AI coding tools such as Claude Code and GitHub Copilot from traders and bankers, limiting access to engineers only. The bank cites productivity and risk management as reasons for the reversal, which contrasts with CIO Marco Argenti's public praise of 'vibe coding' by non-technical staff as recently as July. This marks a notable shift in enterprise AI adoption strategy.
This is a concrete, recent industry development showing how a major financial institution is recalibrating its AI tool deployment, offering insight into enterprise risk management and AI governance.
Goldman Sachs is pulling AI coding tools like Claude Code and GitHub Copilot from traders and bankers, limiting access to engineers only. As recently as July, CIO Marco Argenti publicly praised "vibe coding" by non-technical staff. Now the bank cites "productivity and risk management" as the reason for the reversal.
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