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AI is leading to the ‘revenge of the liberal arts,’ says a Goldman tech exec with a history degree

May 17, 2024/

  • Goldman’s George Lee said AI will empower non-technical workers, including those in risk management.
  • The history major turned tech banker said AI enhances skills like critical thinking, creativity, and logic.
  • Banks are increasingly using AI for fraud and credit risk amid rising regulatory demands.
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