> What makes you think that just because an AI is more intelligent that it will not be completely subject to our authority? It's just a tool in our hands.

Because it would be like 100 chimps trying to make a million humans subject to their authority.

Geoffrey Hinton, considered "The Godfather of AI" for his pioneering work on neural networks, and who now says he somewhat regrets his life work due to the existential risks, has said similar things, e.g. "How many examples do you know of a more intelligent thing being controlled by a less intelligent thing? There are very few examples"