Goldman Sachs Executive Sounds The Alarm, Warns AI Could Cause 'Cognitive Atrophy' on Wall Street: 'There’s a Huge Danger Here'
Goldman Sachs executive Chris Churchman warns AI overreliance could cause “cognitive atrophy” and weaken future Wall Street talent.
A top leader at Goldman Sachs is worried that if Wall Street workers rely too much on AI, they might forget how to think and solve problems on their own—kind of like how your brain gets weaker if you never exercise it. When leaders talk about dangers in how their own company uses new tools, it's worth paying attention to what they're actually concerned about.
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