Most people who don't know how AI really works, all seem to think tht it's the AI that is intrinsically dangerous. Except for AI to be effective, you need an or

Most people who don't know how AI really works, all seem to think tht it's the AI that is intrinsically dangerous. Except for AI to be effective, you need an organization, you need caretakers, and you need a body that directs it. At least for now. The people who are in charge of that system, are the ones who can leverage AI to their own advantage. I'm more afraid of those people than the AI itself, because in the end AI is just statistics and probability. So, let's say an AI is used in the war in Ukraine. What would it look like? Well, judging by the AlphaStar AI made to beat grand masters in Star Craft 2, it would look like complete and utter pwnage, even if the AI only gets control of a complete underdog. While it's probably very challenging, I don't think it's outside the scope of possibility to adapt something like AlphaStar to real world tactical scenarios.