Goldman Sachs just backed a $110M startup to replace your bank's decision-makers with AI agents

Goldman Sachs just led a $110M Series C into Taktile.

Not a tool. An autonomous decision engine for banks and insurance companies.

Banks spend billions on staff to screen transactions, process claims, and onboard customers.

Goldman Sachs — one of the world's largest financial institutions — just bet $110M that AI agents do it better.

The CEO said it directly: "The models have finally increased to such a strong level that they allow for agents to perform better than humans at many complex tasks."

Taktile already processes millions of decisions daily for Mercury, Monzo, Faire, and Pleo.

Their platform chains multiple AI agents together: one reads documents, another interprets coverage, a third makes the payout decision.

Total funding is now $184M. Tiger Global, Index Ventures, and Y Combinator all participated.

The roles most at risk: claims processing, loan screening, fraud detection, and customer onboarding.

These are not future threats. They are being automated today at institutions already using this platform.

If you work in financial services, audit your decision-making workforce now.

The functions your company treats as requiring human judgment are exactly what Goldman Sachs just funded machines to replace.