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Capacity-by-Role Audit of Operatorless Services and Algorithmic Entities Under U.S. Law

The deployment of operatorless services—software systems executing complex, persistent operations without human intervention—frequently raises questions regarding their legal permissibility, governance, and status. An exhaustive audit of United States role-specific legal requirements reveals a fundamental bifurcation in the law. While specific governance, financial, and procedural roles genuinely constrain…

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Capacity-by-Role Audit of Operatorless Services and Algorithmic Entities Under U.S. Law
1\. Answer and scope
2\. Provision-level findings
Contract Formation and the Electronic Agent
Corporate Governance and Operational Delegation
Financial Onboarding and the CDD Rule
Federal Litigation Capacity and Representation
3\. Four worked cases

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