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Intent Drift at SME Scale: Deployment Practice, Not Model Capability, Determines Agentic Compliance
We introduce Chain of Intent, a governance framework for agentic AI at small regulated firms, and validate it against a failure it was built to address. Existing agentic governance research assumes enterprise infrastructure that small firms do not have. In a simulated Hong Kong asset manager with 41
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