Goldman Sachs has prohibited its Hong Kong bankers from using Anthropic’s Claude AI models, citing contract interpretations amid US-China tech tensions. This move, impacting coding and financial modeling, raises concerns for Hong Kong’s financial hub status and other institutions using the AI. The restriction highlights broader worries about AI intellectual property theft and cybersecurity risks. Goldman Sachs has prohibited its Hong Kong bankers from using Anthropic’s Claude AI models, citing contract interpretations amid US-China tech tensions. This move, impacting coding and financial modeling, raises concerns for Hong Kong’s financial hub status and other institutions using the AI. The restriction highlights broader worries about AI intellectual property theft and cybersecurity risks.
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Goldman Sachs tells employees in Hong Kong: Do not use Anthropic AI models
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