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The Functional-Delegability Frontier: Machine-Executable Functions and the Long-Run Industrial Revolution

2026-08-25

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The Industrial Revolution is commonly periodized through successive technological discontinuities associated with mechanization, steam, electricity, mass production, computing, digital networks, and artificial intelligence. This paper proposes an alternative variable of historical observation: the functional-delegability frontier, defined as the historically demonstrated set of functions whose execution by technic...

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10.20944/preprints202608.1722.v1
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