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Goldman Sachs brings in Anthropic “AI agents” to tackle compliance and accounting grunt work

Goldman Sachs brings in Anthropic “AI agents” to tackle compliance and accounting grunt work

Goldman Sachs is testing AI agents from Anthropic to automate trade accounting, transaction reconciliation, and client due diligence, the bank confirmed Friday. Chief Information Officer Marco Argenti said the project is in early stages and declined to give a launch date. The move comes as banks weigh automation in regulated areas and investors react warily to new AI tools.
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    February 8, 2026, 8:50 AM EST. An observer argues that high-end Android tablets outperform the iPad in meaningful ways. In Q3 2025, Apple shipped 13.2 million iPads worldwide, while Samsung logged 6.9 million Galaxy tablets. The author, long-caught in a love-hate iPad relationship, switches to the Galaxy Tab S11 as a daily driver and finds the shift eye-opening. The tablet's appeal rests on three pillars: display, sound, and operating system. The S11's design mirrors the iPad but adds IP68 sealing and includes the S Pen in the box, unlike Apple Pencil accessories sold separately. The Tab S11 uses an OLED panel with bright output around 1,500 nits, boosting video and reading. The author concedes the iPad remains capable but says the Tab S11 removes several compromises he used to accept.

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