Goldman Sachs says investors increasingly view AI demand as resilient despite macroeconomic and bubble-risk concerns.

Executives at major banks are discussing how AI could reshape staffing, productivity, and future workforce planning.

Goldman Sachs researchers explain why current AI systems lack a fundamental 'world model' and how solving this gap could reshape the entire AI industry.

New Wall Street research shows AI is measurably displacing roughly 16,000 net U.S. jobs per month, with effects modest but real and growing.

Goldman Sachs data shows AI saves workers up to 60 minutes daily, yet 80% of potential productivity gains remain untapped due to slow enterprise adoption.

Goldman Sachs partners with Anthropic to develop AI agents that automate trade accounting, client onboarding, and compliance tasks using Claude AI models.

David Solomon argues AI adoption will be harder than expected, predicting slower enterprise implementation and capacity expansion rather than job losses.