TREE NEWS update: Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said artificial intelligence presents major opportunities alongside significant risks that must be carefully assessed and managed, adding the bank is staying selective about the activities it finances and the capital it commits. He said companies, developers and governments must work together, rejecting a choice between halting progress and advancing without guardrails. Solomon cited a forecast that US data center construction could require over $10 trillion in investment by 2032, with compute demand outpacing supply.
Goldman CEO Solomon Joins Calls for AI Guardrails
AI take
Solomon's framing matters because it comes from a bank that both finances and depends on the buildout, not from a regulator or an AI critic. His emphasis on selectivity signals that capital access, not technology, may become the binding constraint on which AI infrastructure projects advance. The open question is whether other major financiers adopt similar language, effectively creating private guardrails before public ones take shape.
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