Goldman Sachs tightens access to AI coding tools, keeping them for engineers only
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According to Bloomberg, citing Goldman Sachs' internal guidance from October, Goldman Sachs has tightened access to AI coding tools: most employees (including traders and bankers) have been cut off from AI coding tools such as Claude Code and GitHub, with only engineers still allowed to use them. The incident was initially reported as Goldman Sachs restricting traders and bankers from using AI coding tools; the latest report (The Decoder, 2026-11-03) confirmed that the restriction applies to most employees except engineers — the two accounts are consistent, with no contradiction. The incident is currently at the stage where Goldman Sachs has implemented the internal guidance and the restrictions are in effect, with no reports of further changes.
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- The DecoderGoldman Sachs pulls AI coding tools from traders and bankers
According to Bloomberg, citing internal Goldman Sachs guidance from October, the bank has cut off most employees' access to AI coding tools such as Claude Code and GitHub, leaving only engineers with access.
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