CEO David Solomon said Goldman will "still hire a lot of people out of school," but AI means the bank has to rethink how young workers learn.
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Goldman Sachs' CEO, David Solomon, said the bank is "still going to hire a lot of people out of school."
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It's harder to get a Goldman Sachs internship than to get accepted into Harvard, MIT or Stanford.
