Goldman’s interns really don’t want AI to touch one part of their lives

Business Insider
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Goldman Sachs surveyed nearly 2,100 interns revealing that while AI experimentation is common, many interns resist AI's role in some personal areas, viewing technology as a tool rather than a replacement. The survey highlights a nuanced attitude toward AI among the next generation of finance professionals.

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