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As a thpught experiment, consider that if only one person has all of the assets then those assets are not worth anything. Furthermore, as a lone person, they cannot prevent other people from using their assets without their permission.

As a lone person who owns ten million killbots they could do a lot.

what? i'm counting property, energy, water, weapons and farms as assets here

>why would it?

You're like 40 or 50 years behind this argument, with many rather bulletproof arguments that have been created in the last 20 years.

There is no why. It doesn't have to have will. It doesn't have to have intent. It could be a stupid prompt from an idiot on a powerful system. It could be given a job that is poorly define. It could be told to make as many paperclips as possibly.

The why doesn't matter. The levels of power the system can act on does.

If you don't pitchfork the elites you have no one but yourself to blame.

no one can do that in 2026