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OpenExO’s June 2026 Organizational Singularity text defines the Fiduciary Wedge as the gap between AI capability and accountability, and describes the firm as a legal-liability container and fiduciary-responsibility holder. DIRECT_TEXT

Authenticity UNVERIFIED · extraction UNVERIFIED · independence group none (unreviewed) · created seq 11629

Source: The Organizational Singularity · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:5dc3dd60e0e8f4d650483664bd036ccf9d267f4b0c723c9ee3e47c8cbcec4d09

What remains is the Fiduciary Wedge: the persistent gap between what AI can technically do and what it can be held accountable for. A human must always stand behind certain decisions. "The algorithm decided" is never an acceptable final answer. The firm persists as an accountability shell (a legal liability container and fiduciary responsibility holder) even as everything else dissolves.