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On Monday, Goldman Sachs announced that it rolls out a generative artificial intelligence (AI) assistant in the company in its last step to include technology in the workflows of employees.
Goldman announced that the internal AI application, known as the GS AI assistant, is available for employees throughout the company and offers tools that are tailor-made to meet the needs of employees in various specialties in the entire company. The natural language assistant can safely use various large language models (LLMS) that the company has approved.
“Thousands of our people already use the GS AI assistant, and I hope that you will all investigate how the tool can positively influence your daily tasks and stimulate productivity, from summarizing complex documents and drawing up initial content to perform data analysis,” Argenti added.
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An image of the new GS AI assistant from Goldman Sachs. (Thanks to Goldman Sachs)
The wider rollout of Goldman Sachs from his GS AI assistant comes as the latest development in the company’s journey with AI, who started more than ten years ago.
Ticker | Security | Last | Change | Change % |
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GS | The Goldman Sachs Group Inc. | 640.80 | +5.56 |
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Last year the company announced that it was a version of his GS AI assistant that was tailor -made for the developers of the company, which put the tool in the hands of thousands of engineers to help accelerate creating generative AI applications.
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Goldman Sachs made his GS AI assistant available for the developers of the company last year. (Reuters/David Gray/File Photo/Reuters -Photos)
Goldman built the GS AI assistant so that it can communicate with different LLMs that can supply different AI tools with electricity, such as OpenAI’s GPT-3.5 and GPT-4, Google’s Gemini, as well as open source models-worth users can choose to choose the model that best fits their needs.
In January, Goldman Sachs rolled out the AI ​​tool to 10,000 employees, because the project broadened its scope on the company’s workforce.
The GS AI assistant has functions that are tailored to various work functions, so developers, investment bankers, research analysts and employees involved in asset and asset management all have versions of the AI ​​-Copilot with possibilities that are designed to help perform those tasks.
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David Solomon, CEO of Goldman Sachs, viewed the AI ​​plans of the company earlier this year for a profit call. (Photographer: Jeenah Moon / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)
The company has also added translation functionality, so that analysts and asset managers can translate research and other documents into specific languages ​​that are preferred by customers.
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said that the company’s profit in the first quarter of the company is that the company uses “AI solutions to scale and transform our technical possibilities and to simplify and modernize our technological stack.”
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“We continue to believe that an acceleration in the AI ​​acceptance makes further efficiency possible for our own company, and for large and small companies. Because it is used wider, the productivity gain of the economy will be considerable,” Solomon added.