Goldman Sachs exec does not ‘agree’ with banks using AI models of OpenAI, Anthropic and other, says: We are delegating what is very important to us
The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) across Wall Street risks undermining the analytical capabilities of future financial leaders, according to a senior Goldman Sachs executive directing one of the investment bank’s premier digital and AI initiatives. Speaking on a recent episode of the firm’s Exchanges podcast, Chris Churchman, a Goldman Sachs partner who heads the institutional client platform Marquee and co-chairs the bank’s Global Banking and Markets AI working group, cautioned that outsourcing fundamental problem-solving to automated models threatens core human reasoning.
“There’s a huge danger here that in the era of AI, we outsource our reasoning to these models, and we have cognitive atrophy that stops us being able to reason from first principles ourselves.
