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Obsolescence
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying obsolescence. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2831040-009 : Formal rulemaking in the existing regulatory infrastructure is almost always too time consuming, because product innovation moves fast enough that regulations covering an innovative product are obsole
- 2992962-026 : The benefits of coding existing law into smart contracts are only temporary, because as smart contracting evolves over time fewer smart contracting solutions will have a real world equivalent.
- 3409548-024 : Because blockchain is transparent, verifiable, self-authenticating and self-enforcing, transactions can settle instantaneously at near zero cost, and it is this combination plus technology-driven demo
- 3441904-030 : The speed of smart contracting and associated DAO revisions will render regulations aimed at morphing decentralized systems obsolete before static centralized regulations are even finalized.
- 5245185-020 : Expectations of enhanced regulatory oversight fail because the accelerating evolution of AI agents, which will soon dominate financial transactions, renders static legal frameworks obsolete.
- 5887242-002 : Static codification is fundamentally incompatible with the governance needs of exponentially evolving digital technologies.