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Young Bankers to Manage AI Agents From Start, Goldman Exec Says
Source: Bloomberg
Artificial IntelligenceTechnology & InnovationManagement & Governance
Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s Kevin Sneader said new finance hires may oversee AI agents from the time they join, rather than waiting years to become managers. He raised the question of what this shift could mean for current middle managers; the article gives no figures or specific company plans.
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