原标题：Goldman Sachs pulls AI coding tools from traders and bankers
据 Bloomberg 援引高盛 10 月内部准则报道，高盛已切断大多数员工对 Claude Code、GitHub 等 AI 编程工具的使用，仅工程师可继续使用。此前交易员和银行家用这些工具监控交易流和创建内容已数月。高盛发言人称原因包括生产力和风险管理等多方面因素，实验阶段已结束，公司只把工具留给最适合长期使用的人，内部对此感到沮丧。
报道梳理了政策转变与此前高管表态的矛盾，并援引官方解释，可帮助读者理解企业 AI 工具放权与收紧的边界。
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Goldman Sachs has cut off most of its employees from advanced AI coding tools like Anthropic's Claude Code and Microsoft's GitHub. Only engineers can still use them, according to Bloomberg, citing internal guidelines from October. Traders and bankers had spent months using the tools to monitor trading flows and create content. The rollback is reportedly causing frustration inside the firm.
Back in July, Goldman CIO Marco Argenti praised "vibe coding" by non-technical staff in an interview. A trader or someone in asset management would have an idea, build a quick prototype with AI, and then hand it off to an engineer to scale for production. That's no longer the plan, it seems.
Why the U-turn? Bloomberg's report cites only a "variety of factors including productivity and risk management," according to Goldman spokesperson Nick Carcaterra. He added that the experimentation phase is over, and the firm is now limiting the tools to the people "who are best suited to leverage them for the long term."
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