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The Kobayashi-Maskawa (KM) hypothesis about the existence of a thirdgeneration of quarks represents a cornerstone of the Standard Model (SM). Fiftyyears after this seminal paper, flavor physics continues to represent aprivileged observatory on physics occurring at high energy scales. In thispaper I first review this statement using general effective-theory arguments,highlighting some interesting modern lessons from the KM paper. I then discusssome novel extensions of the SM based on the concept of flavor deconstruction:the hypothesis that gauge interactions are manifestly flavor non universal inthe ultraviolet. The phenomenological consequences of this class of models arealso briefly illustrated.

Flavor physics beyond the Standard Model and the Kobayashi-Maskawa legacy