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Goldman’s coding limits put the engineer back in charge

Bloomberg reports that the bank has narrowed access to external coding assistants after an internal review. The change raises a practical question for finance: who owns a useful piece of software once a non-engineer has generated it?

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A trading desk can acquire a new piece of software without anyone setting out to buy one. A trader asks an AI assistant for a script, the script becomes useful, and colleagues begin relying on it. Goldman Sachs’s reported restrictions on coding tools bring that quiet route into production under scrutiny.

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