Here’s a cool password: 2 444 66666 8888888 9. (You can figure it out.) I’m no IT wizard, but some are. Do you want AI to open your emails and create drafts for you to reply to them? Fyxer does exactly that. Goldman Sachs is piloting an autonomous software engineer, Devin, from AI startup Cognition, marking a significant advancement in AI integration. Devin, capable of handling complex tasks with minimal human intervention, could soon join Goldman’s 12,000 developers, potentially scaling to thousands of AI engineers depending on use cases. I didn’t make the cut for Facebook, uh, Meta’s new “Meta Superintelligence Labs” group with their salaries in the eight-figure range. (For those of you who think in basis points, that’s north of $10,000,000 out of Mark Zuckerberg.) But everything isn’t peaches and cream. You have stories like, “OpenAI Hits the Panic Button.” While AI governance is a growing concern for financial services leaders, two recent surveys suggest there might be a knowledge and strategy gap at the board level. Nasdaq’s most recent Global Governance Pulse survey notes that board members were asked which skills and experience would expand their board’s composition and ensure alignment to the organization’s strategy, artificial intelligence and machine learning topped the list, according to. (Today’s podcast can be found here and this week’s are sponsored by Ocrolus. Ocrolus is transforming the mortgage industry with AI-powered data and analytics, featuring cutting-edge tools for automated indexing, income analysis, and discrepancy insights that empower underwriters to make timely, confident lending decisions. Hear an interview with Ocrolus’ Rebecca Seward on how Ocrolus is redefining mortgage underwriting with its Inspect platform, enabling real-time condition creation and automated loan reviews to improve quality, reduce costs, and streamline operations for lenders of all sizes.)