Goldman's Solomon Is Cautiously Bullish on AI Supercycle -- WSJ
Dow Jones2026/10/13 16:30By Jasmine Li
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said during a call with analysts he was bullish on the "very strong technology supercycle" of AI-while staying cautious about accelerating the technology and managing financial risk.
"No one knows how the demands for capital and compute will evolve as the broader Al ecosystem matures. That will only become clearer as technology and markets continue to develop. This uncertainty reinforces the importance of remaining vigilant around the types of activity we finance and how we manage risk as we support our clients. We are highly selective about the risk we underwrite and the capital we commit."
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