Most of this is just noise; the idea that gating networks directly oppose basic methods in venture capital is an oversimplification.
These mechanisms are not mutually exclusive; a gating network is a refinement, a way to optimize, not an inherent contradiction of fundamental methods.
Controlling what can be controlled involves seeing how information is processed, not rejecting established tools simply because a new mechanism appears.
For example, tracking capital flows by the FSC in South Korea uses basic data, but a filtering mechanism could refine the importance of these flows based on new regulations, complementing the analysis rather than opposing it.