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Goldman Sachs Launches 'OneGS 3.0' AI Overhaul, Plans Targeted Role Cuts and Slower Hiring

The bank says it still expects to end 2025 with a net increase in staff.

Overview

  • An internal memo unveiled OneGS 3.0, a multi-year push to rewire operations using AI to boost efficiency, profitability and client service.
  • Management said headcount growth will be constrained through year-end alongside a limited reduction in roles to streamline team structures.
  • The program prioritizes AI-driven reengineering in sales enablement, client onboarding, lending, regulatory reporting and vendor management.
  • Goldman reported a global workforce of about 48,300 as of Sept. 30, roughly 1,800 to 2,000 higher than a year earlier after routine mid-year trims.
  • CIO Marco Argenti said thousands of employees already use the GS AI Assistant, while industry coverage highlights broader bank cost cuts and concerns over entry-level and back-office roles.