There are limits on resource management processes that are far too frequently ignored. "The computer could build it's own weapons!" -- but that would requires s

There are limits on resource management processes that are far too frequently ignored. "The computer could build it's own weapons!" -- but that would requires secretly taking over mines and building factories and processing ores and running power plants, etc. All of which require human direction. And even if they didn't, we'd need a good reason to network all these systems together, fail to build kill switches, and fail to monitor them, and fail to notice when our resources were being redirected to other purposes, and not have any backup systems in place whatsoever. There are just so many obstacles in place, that we'd all already have to be brain-dead for computers to have the ability to kill us.