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Goldman Sachs is removing Claude Code from its banking and trading platforms.

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Briefings

Goldman Sachs announced the removal of Claude Code from its internal banking and trading systems, citing security concerns. This decision occurred after the model was released in late 2024, with the company stating it does not use the model for financial decision-making. The article notes that the company has not yet confirmed whether it will replace the model with another AI system.

Key points

• Goldman Sachs removed Claude Code from its banking and trading systems due to security concerns.
• The company stated it does not use the model for financial decision-making.

Context

Goldman Sachs is a major financial institution that has recently adopted AI tools. The removal of Claude Code highlights the tension between adopting new AI technologies and maintaining strict security protocols in high-stakes financial environments.

Limitations

The article provides no specific dates for the removal, no details on the security risks identified, and no information on the timeline for potential replacement. The company has not confirmed if it will switch to another AI model.

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