Goldman Sachs Chairman and CEO David Solomon on AI: Implementation, Accountability, and Jobs
For wealth professionals, the episode frames AI accountability at the deploying organization and discusses how AI may affect jobs and early-career workers. It offers a manager's view of AI adoption and governance rather than a technical or investment discussion.
Summary
By our deskGoldman Sachs chairman and CEO David Solomon discusses AI implementation, accountability and jobs. He says that with the right rules of the road, advancing AI does not have to mean choosing between innovation and safety, and he argues that responsibility also rests with companies deploying AI. He also points to past technological change and financial firms' risk and control processes as models, and gives advice to young knowledge workers.
- Solomon says the right rules of the road can allow AI progress without a choice between innovation and safety.
- He argues AI responsibility lies with governments, tech providers and the companies deploying the technology.
- He cites previous scientific and technological innovations, and financial firms' risk and control processes, as models for implementation.
- He advises young knowledge workers to adapt to AI and treat it as a key tool to enhance their work.
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