David Solomon shares his views on AI governance and employment impact on the podcast
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David Solomon, Chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs, stated on the Exchanges podcast that advancing AI does not require a trade-off between innovation and safety, as long as reasonable "codes of conduct" are established. He categorizes enterprises deploying AI as the third layer of AI responsibility, and suggests leveraging past experiences with technological innovation and the risk management processes of financial institutions to implement AI. He advises young knowledge workers to adapt to AI and use it as a core tool to improve work efficiency, and holds an optimistic view on AI's impact on employment. Goldman Sachs clarifies that the above views represent David Solomon personally and do not reflect the positions of Goldman Sachs or its affiliates.
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Goldman Sachs Chairman and CEO David Solomon said on the Exchanges podcast that advancing AI does not require a trade-off between innovation and safety, as long as a reasonable "code of conduct" is established. He proposed that the third layer of AI accountability lies with enterprises deploying AI, which can draw on past technological innovation experience and the risk management processes of financial institutions to implement AI. He advised young knowledge workers to adapt to AI and use it as a core tool to improve work efficiency.
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