Dave Snowden argues expert-driven governance models are inherently unstable.

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A governance model relying on a constant influx of expert knowledge is inherently unstable and prone to failure. Such systems are designed with specific parameters and cannot adapt effectively outside of them. This fragility is a key concern for long-term viability. AI

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IMPACT Highlights potential governance challenges in complex systems, including those involving AI expertise.

RANK_REASON Opinion piece by a named credible voice discussing a governance model's fragility.

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"A governance form that requires a permanent supply of correct understanding from an expert class is structurally not perdurable. It holds within its engineered

"A governance form that requires a permanent supply of correct understanding from an expert class is structurally not perdurable. It holds within its engineered parameters and fails outside them." https:// thecynefin.co/beltane-and-the- barricade/ Dave Snowden # transformation # …

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"A governance form that requires a permanent supply of correct understanding from an expert class is structurally not perdurable. It holds within its engineered

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