In defense of a computerized government

I am a scientist,but to be a technocrat would put me out of business as a man. Yet I was eighteen months ago, intent on creating a scientific way of governing. And here today, proud of the tools we have made. Why? Because I believe that cybernetics can do the job better than bureaucracy - and more humanely too.

Stafford Beer, 1926 - 2002

http://ada.evergreen.edu/~arunc/texts/cybernetics/beer/book.pdf

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They are always applied, and can't be corrupted
why not? how do you know, CPU doesn't have a backdoor or somebody with access to CPU or sensors wont compromise the system?