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Interesting and practical article in the FT about Goldman Sachs' AI tool.

Emerging tech and AI1 min readSam Page

Key outtakes if you don't have the time to read it in full...

Gen AI tool was rolled out to 46k employees in June.

This is on trend. 70% of banks say gen AI will be widely used within two years.

Bankers are using AI for roughly 10 tasks a day - from brainstorming to prepping IPO drafts.

Biggest risk is over-reliance. It is a tool and NOT a source of truth.

It enhances, rather than replaces people, accountability and judgement.

Human touch is very much still required in client services.

Future prediction: "grunt work" may be automated, freeing up junior roles to focus on higher-impact tasks.

Link in comments if you do have time to read it!

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# Interesting and practical article in the FT about Goldman Sachs' AI tool.

Key outtakes if you don't have the time to read it in full...

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Gen AI tool was rolled out to 46k employees in June.

This is on trend. 70% of banks say gen AI will be widely used within two years.

Bankers are using AI for roughly 10 tasks a day - from brainstorming to prepping IPO drafts.

Biggest risk is over-reliance. It is a tool and NOT a source of truth.

It enhances, rather than replaces people, accountability and judgement.

Human touch is very much still required in client services.

Future prediction: "grunt work" *may* be automated, freeing up junior roles  to focus on higher-impact tasks.

Link in comments if you do have time to read it!