Goldman Sachs partner warns of ‘huge danger’ in letting AI replace bankers’
reasoning skills
“There’s a huge danger here that in the era of AI, we outsource our reasoning
to these models, and we have cognitive atrophy that stops us being able to reason from
first principles ourselves,” said Chris Churchman, who leads Goldman’s digital platform
for institutional clients called Marquee>
.
The comments came during the latest episode of the
firm’s “Exchanges” podcast, according to a transcript provided exclusively to CNBC.
Via Tara
Calishain @researchbuzz.bsky.social who notes that
Over the last 20 years, banks have showered money over people like Elon Musk
and capitulated to DJT in his shady dealings. I'm not sure replacing that reasoning is a
bad thing
But I'm pretty sure that the magic-smoke-up-ass-blower is not the right replacement.
lcamtuf
@lcamtuf@infosec.exchange posted a screenshot of this book with the caption
rarely is the question asked: is our children learning?
A quick "look inside" of Practical Electronics for Inventors and
Makers 2026: A Step-by-Step Guide to Circuits, Components, and Real Projects (The Practical
Electronics & Electrical Engineering Series)
by Wesley Crest verifies that it is indeed the worst sort of AI generated slop, you can
scroll down as far as the diagram that lcamtuf posted in the free bits.
And for all that is holy, do not reward this crap by buying it...
It looks like it's an attempt to profit off of an O'Reilly book or something, but it's
pretty bad.
Figured I should note that on Saturday we went to the Aqus Community's "Big Social" event, in which much conversing with people you didn't already know was encouraged.
I did find a bunch of people I didn't already know, but I learned that talking with random people isn't what I'm seeking.
I need a social filter other than "wants to socialize" to help find a larger proportion of interesting people to make a space worth putting energy into.
I never know how far to go in sanding and finishing outdoor furniture, I like texturing with an angle grinder, but the pores are gonna open, and some tooling marks give it character. Anyway, some scraps and a $20 piece of garage sale glass... And an awful lot of dust.
It was around this time that I opened the windows and turned on the fans...
