Goldman’s Claude Code Clampdown Feels Like a Trust Problem, Not Just a Policy One
What jumps out to me is not that Goldman tightened access. It’s that they apparently let traders and bankers build useful little internal tools with Claude Code and then, after a review, pulled the rug back out. That sequence says a lot about how enterprises still don’t really know what to do with agentic coding once it escapes the engineering department. I don’t think the “risk and productivity” explanation is bogus. It actually makes sense. A trader script that watches flows or models position
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