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Goldman Sachs warns AI could weaken bankers' reasoning skills

CNBC reports a Goldman Sachs technology leader cautioned that using AI to support work may reduce the reasoning training of future bankers.

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Goldman Sachs is moving forward with AI, but a senior technology leader warned of an unintended risk to how future bankers are trained, according to CNBC.

The warning centers on the possibility that relying on AI can reduce the development of reasoning skills that bankers need.

CNBCs coverage frames the concern as a potential long term operational and talent issue, even as the firm embraces AI in its workflows.

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