Goldman restricts Claude Code and GitHub Copilot to engineers after vibe-coding push
luisdans · x · 2026-11-03
Per Bloomberg, Goldman Sachs limited Claude Code and GitHub Copilot to engineers in October after a productivity and risk review, frustrating some traders.
- Goldman spent two years pushing AI to 46,000 employees (12,000 engineers), running an in-house assistant on OpenAI, Anthropic and Alphabet models
- As recently as July, CIO Marco Argenti promoted vibe coding by traders and bankers who built tools for engineers to finish
- Notable timing: a week before the story, Anthropic filed for IPO with Goldman as one of two lead underwriters
A landmark case of enterprise AI governance walking back broad vibe-coding access.
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