Thread 2130655

>synthetic technocracy
Chatgpt gets to generate laws and independent fact checkers get to prompt it to ask for answers

>corporate libertarianism
Cyberpunk 2077 where the goverment doesnt actually exist anymore and you're a citizen not of a nation but a consumer of a specific corporation

>digital democracy
rule of the reddit whatever gets the most updoots becomes law

>>2130655 (OP)
Sadly i would have to go with corporate libertarianism. As at least under that form of rule we still for the most part are ruled by our fellow humans. And for as insane and monstrous as we can be at times i can still understand my fellow man. I can not understand a robot overlord that thinks in ways and at speeds that i could never deal with or predict.

Call me a coward if you want but better the devil you know than the one you do not.

>>2130660
Why not digital democracy

>>2130655 (OP)
>not using the real ones

>>2130655 (OP)
digital democracy seems the most normal so if i was smart i would go with that
but im gonna go with synthetic technocracy
on the small chance that its cool

>>2130655 (OP)
Digital democracy would get botted day 1 to legalise nuclear bombs for civilian use

>>2130662
Because you used the word Reddit to describe it.

>>2130655 (OP)
I'd pick the fourth. It's not really utopia for me if I don't get to wrap a shovel in razorwire and sodomize retards like you to death with it.

>>2130655 (OP)
The reality is that we're going to get a mix of all the worst aspects of these.

>>2130655 (OP)
Cyberpunk dystopia somehow sounds like the least terrible option.

>>2130655 (OP)
>>synthetic technocracy
Everyone gets what's best for them, but nobody gets to be the boss of everyone else.
>>corporate libertarianism
Everyone gets fucked with a rake, but at least (((some people))) get to make a lot of money off of your misery.
>>digital democracy
Nothing ever gets done as people focus on fads and gut feelings more than on long-term viable strategies, but at least everyone gets to feel like they're equally represented.

I for one welcome our AI overlords.

>>2130660
>Sadly i would have to go with corporate libertarianism. As at least under that form of rule we still for the most part are ruled by our fellow humans.
>fellow humans
>understand corpo
If you can understand someone like Klaus Schwab, then you should instantly neck yourself because you are the problem that this world has.

>>2130655 (OP)
>and you're a citizen not of a nation but a consumer of a specific corporation
a sovereign corporation IS a state

>>2130655 (OP)
>Chatgpt gets to generate laws and independent fact checkers get to prompt it to ask for answers
Sounds like UCS from Earth 21XX series. Random people got elected as government officials but received help from AI advisors. Eventually the politicians were just degenerate figureheads who let the machines do everything.