“At the end of the day, we have an incredibly flexible, nimble economy. We have a great ability to adapt and adjust,” Solomon continued. “Yes, there will be job functions that shift and change…But I’m excited about it. If you take a three to five year view, it’s giving us more capacity to invest in our business.”
Fortune reached out to Goldman Sachs for comment.
“I can’t find a CEO that I’m talking to, in any industry, that is not focused on how they can reimagine and automate processes in their business to create operating efficiency and productivity,” Solomon said.
The AI race is well underway, and human workers are already witnessing which jobs are under threat of automation.
