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Goldman Sachs shifts AI goal from cost saving to revenue generation

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What happened

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Goldman Sachs' chief information officer stated that the bank is entering a third phase of AI adoption, where the objective is moving from saving money to generating revenue. The CIO noted that AI now impacts nearly all staff at the bank, which he joined in 2019 from Amazon Web Services. The three phases of adoption include early adopters, rethinking processes, and currently, growth.

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Why it matters

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The shift in strategy indicates that Goldman Sachs is leveraging AI not just for operational efficiency, but as a tool for business expansion and growth. This move suggests a change in how the bank measures the return on its AI investments.

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  • Goldman SachsThe American investment bank discussing its strategic shift in AI adoption.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Goldman SachsSpeculative

    The bank might adjust its investment strategy and operational costs as it seeks to generate revenue through AI.

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