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Every AI decision, on the record for the regulator.
A DIFC-licensed investment brokerage runs client-facing drafting behind approval gates: no AI-assisted client communication leaves without a named human sign-off. Each call produces an Article-12-style evidence record — inputs, model, outputs, approver — supporting its DIFC Regulation 10 alignment.
A DIFC-licensed investment brokerage runs client-facing drafting behind approval gates: no AI-assisted client communication leaves without a named human sign-off. Each call produces an Article-12-style evidence record — inputs, model, outputs, approver — supporting its DIFC Regulation 10 alignment.
“When compliance asks what the AI did, we pull the record. Not a reconstruction — the record.”
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