Through staked validation pools operating under fixed hard protocols, the WDAG defines the conditions of its own amendment, avoiding the ossification of static rules without admitting ungoverned change and without any authority external to the system.
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Through staked validation pools operating under fixed hard protocols, the WDAG defines the conditions under which it may itself be amended. This avoids the ossification of static rules without admitting the chaos of ungoverned change, and it does so with no authority external to the system.
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Wulf A. Kaal, Governance as a Product (GaaP): A Reputation-Weighted Institutional Architecture for Autonomous AI Agent Governance (2026), IV. The GaaP Architecture, p. 3 https://ssrn.com/abstract=6886078 · source PDF
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