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Agentic AI Systems and Financial Stability, From Model Risk to Systemic Risk
Financial stability rests on the premise that distress is largely idiosyncratic and therefore diversifiable: when one institution errs, the rest of the system absorbs the shock. That premise fails when many decision-makers depend on the same infrastructure. Agentic AI systems, which take consequenti
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