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Goldman Sachs curbs Claude Code, GitHub for bankers, traders

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Goldman Sachs curbs Claude Code, GitHub for bankers, traders

3 Key Points

  1. What happened

    Goldman Sachs has limited some bankers' and traders' use of third-party AI coding agents such as Claude Code and GitHub, a change some traders are unhappy about.

  2. Why it matters

    Non-engineers were running software on networks holding client data, raising security concerns; Goldman's own internal AI assistant, which draws on multiple vendors' models, stays available firm-wide.

WHO IT HITSBanks and trading desks that let non-engineers build tools with AI agents now face a trade-off between speed and data security, since staff handling client information may lose access to outside coding agents.

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What exactly is restricted at Goldman Sachs?
The restriction applies to third-party agents that can autonomously write and execute code, such as Claude Code and GitHub. Goldman's own internal AI assistant, which uses models from multiple vendors, remains available across the firm.
Why did Goldman make this change?
Employees without engineering training were running software on networks that handle client information, which raised security concerns.
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