Ask a compliance officer how they gather evidence for their AI systems and the honest answer is spreadsheets and Confluence pages that nobody updates once the audit is over. That is not a tooling problem. The tools are doing what they were built to do. The tools were built for a world that does not exist anymore.
An automated corrector catches some of the agent's mistakes before a human reviewer sees them. The reviewer approves what remains. The error rate they are calibrating against is not the agent's error rate. It is the residual after the corrector did its work, and the difference is where governance quietly fails.
On July 15, 2026, China's Interim Measures for AI Anthropomorphic Interactive Services take effect. Doubao and Qwen are pulling their agent features rather than retrofit them. The exemption list is more interesting than the ban. The test the regulator wrote is behavioral. The enforcement the regulator built is categorical.
FIQ is a governance control plane for the agentic era. No copy. No canonical record. No governance committee. Identity and context resolved in-flight, at query time, with confidence scoring.