
Goldman’s CEO Told This Summer’s Interns to Spar With the AI
The CEO of Goldman Sachs is telling his interns to use AI as a sparring partner, not a productivity tool. It's a sign industry and higher ed are converging.
An educator and journalist examining how we frame our relationship with AI. I write about the mental models and metaphors that shape AI use in education, work, and creativity—because how we conceptualize these systems determines what we do with them.
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The CEO of Goldman Sachs is telling his interns to use AI as a sparring partner, not a productivity tool. It's a sign industry and higher ed are converging.

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