General Qassem Soleimani: the science of death today.

General Qassem Soleimani, a well experienced military lord, under world class protection, lost his life to artificial intelligence (AI). This to me is one of the under examined consequences of embedded systems engineering in the scheme of things and the philosophy of our world today and for the future.
It would have required life to take his life. It would have taken a team of recklessly brave  soldiers with no regards for grave to imagine attacking  General Qassem Soleimani. The embarrassment is that it took only a high precision microcontroller to achieve this monumental combat.
What then is my point? Privacy is now a dream of tales. Artificial intelligence can now take the place of a National army. War, battle,  and combat are now topics for embedded systems engineers. Any Nation without AI capability is not remote from extinction.
My recommendations are self-evident. Are you protected? Ask an engineer not your guard. You may win wars but not battle without Artificial intelligence in the time from now. Your worth may now relate more to cost of microcontrollers. Morality of privacy at an all-time deep. No AI no power. All AI, the prime of an end.