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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon expects people to work longer as AI improves health and lifespans

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Solomon said AI development should allow room for innovation while ensuring that companies remain accountable for its effects. Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon expects longer lifespans to lead people to remain in the workforce for longer. Speaking in a recent interview with NBC News, he said he is most excited about AI’s potential to improve health and extend human lifespans, adding that work provides more than income. The Wall Street executive said responsibility for managing AI’s impact rests across society. If technological advances disrupt the labor force more quickly, governments and private companies should cooperate on policies and support for workers during periods of transition, he noted. Solomon said innovation should continue, but companies must also take responsibility for the consequences of new technologies.

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