Is a technocratic government run by an emotionless AI network of brains of the best minds the most stable form of...

meh middle east went 2 for 3. modern world is built on the backbone of juedo-christian values. Islam got left behind in the dust where it belongs

Actually liberal democracy probably is. At least in the present global economic environment. Theocracies, dictatorships, and the like are unstable because a few people can fuck the country up. Liberal democracy has enough layers as to not easily collapse, with the exchange of having less effective and authoritarian governance.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singleton_(global_governance)

Wow a wild dumfph poster haven't seen one of those in sci for a while.
>f***ing
Wew

A decent mind is fine too. The biggest advantage of Sibyl is that it's not corrupt (because not a complete brainlet).

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For a second I thought I tabbed over to a WAYWT thread

goddamn psycho pass was such a great anime. Season 2 was complete shit though

If it is competing against another technocratic government run by an emotionless AI network of brains which is superior and trying to cause it to be unstable, yes and no.

>government run by an emotionless AI network
>post network of highly emotional meat computers
>not posting true AI network

Also, to answer your question as to why it's not stable, see pic.

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I think if you black box it, it would be highly vulnerable to powers of corruption. All you need is 1 bad actor posing as a maintenance man or a high level official, or a foreign power hacking it from abroad.

There is 1 huge benefit to this that you're ignoring, the ability to be 110% transparent. You could make the AI that runs your government open source freeware. Any time a citizen questions the government, they just download the program, run it on their own non-networked machine and see the results for themselves. It would instill trust in the government like nobody has ever seen before, which all governments need to function and the US in particular is running short of at the moment. Even if the AI isn't perfect all of the time, having trust is a powerful thing.