Goldman’s interns really don’t want AI to touch one part of their lives

Goldman Sachs released its 11th annual intern survey. Bloomberg/Getty Images Goldman Sachs released its 11th annual intern survey on Monday, polling nearly 2,100 people. Their responses reveal how Wall Street's youngest generation is using AI, and where they avoid it. Interns were bullish on their own futures, but more lukewarm on aspects of the country's future. Those wondering how AI will transform Wall Street might want to take a look at Goldman's latest intern survey . AI experimentation may be the norm, but the nearly 2,100 interns Goldman surveyed are increasingly resistant to the technology in certain corners of their lives. "One of the clearest takeaways from this year's survey is that being digital natives doesn't mean being digital-only," Jacqueline Arthur, Goldman's global head of human capital management, said in a statement, adding that interns see technology as a tool rather than a substitute.