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Is Goldman Sachs pulling Claude Code and Copilot from traders and bankers?

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The Decoder covers the reversal and CIO contrast; primary Goldman memo not re-opened in this run.

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  1. Unconfirmed → Reported

  2. Reported

    The Decoder reports Goldman Sachs is removing AI coding tools such as Claude Code and GitHub Copilot from traders and bankers, limiting access to engineers, after CIO Marco Argenti had publicly praised non-technical “vibe coding” as recently as July. The bank cites productivity and risk management; primary internal memo was not re-opened.

    Source: The Decoder
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