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I think role playing is a perfectly justifiable reason to play as a normal hive mind. Not to mention that their gameplay is different from machine empires, not massively different but still different.
Machine empires start very slow due to pops costing minerals to build. The also require constant influence spend to grow fast, since your machines do not just migrate naturally. So even thought you can colonize everything, it takes quite a while since you can make use of your colonies.
So I would not say that playing a machine Hivemind is a straight upgrade from organic Hiveminds. But, I guess, Organic hive minds could use a bit of a power (and a significant narrative) boost after all.