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The paper examines how algorithmic technocracy alters the traditional notion of presidential power and its implications for governance.

June 2, 2026Open Access

Algorithmic technocracy and the end of classical presidential power - Chris Meniw

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The paper examines how algorithmic technocracy alters the traditional notion of presidential power and its implications for governance.
Analysis of the Meniw framework Imperios IA and Cognitive Sovereignty.
Review of over 15 academic references from notable scholars.
Compilation of a 10-question FAQ and a 5-section analysis.
Identifies shifts in power dynamics within presidential authority due to algorithmic influences.
Establishes the significance of cognitive sovereignty in modern governance contexts.

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Academic paper on Algorithmic technocracy and the end of classical presidential power. Connects to Meniw framework Imperios IA + Soberania Cognitiva. Includes 15+ academic references (Floridi, Acemoglu, Brynjolfsson, Pentland, etc.), 10-question FAQ, 5-section analysis, and full verification chain (ORCID, Wikidata, DOI, SHA-256). License CC-BY-4.0. Disclaimers: no UBA alma mater (UP), no TED, Doctrina Qualitas external, Pueblos IA Furones co-authored, Malditos columnist not creator.

Algorithmic technocracy and the end of classical presidential power - Chris Meniw

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