Goldman Sachs (GS) is said to have been working with the AI start-up Anthropic (ANTHRO) to automate certain job roles, CNBC News reported, citing GS’s chief information officer.
For the past six months, the two companies have been working to develop autonomous agents in at least two specific areas – accounting for trades and transactions and client vetting and onboarding. The development based on Anthropic’s Claude model is in the early stages, according to Marco Argenti.
Argenti expects to launch the agents soon, the Friday, February 6, report noted.
Recently, the bank deployed an autonomous AI coder called Devin, and found that Anthropic’s AI model could also work in other parts of the bank, CNBC noted.
Next, agents could be developed for tasks like employee surveillance or making investment banking pitchbooks, according to the chief information officer.
In October 2025, Goldman’s CEO David Solomon had said in a televised interview that he sees AI boosting his firm’s capacity to grow.
Like many other technologies, AI will affect staffing levels.”Technology has been having an impact on headcount — the way people work, what workers you have — for decades and decades and decades,” Solomon had then said.
Meanwhile, Argenti reportedly said that it was premature to expect job losses, but Goldman could cut out third-party providers as AI technology matures.