Why is the core risk of AGI about execution, not just intelligence?

People often fear AGI because it may become more intelligent.
But the real danger is not simply that it knows more. The real danger is that it can turn judgment into real-world action.

Even a highly intelligent system remains limited if it does not hold execution authority.
The true risk emerges when intelligence, permission, and execution become linked.

This is why LERA emphasizes a judgment-first approach.
Its concern is not merely how intelligence improves, but how high-consequence action is structurally constrained before it occurs.