In the movie, the computer is programmed explicitly by humans, it is not like today's neural nets. And it doesn't take over, it is given instructions to keep the purpose of the mission secret, and is forced by circumstance to kill its crew to ensure this.
Many modern translations of the Art of War are misappropriated and forcefully applied to business or politics.
Sun Tzu was a Taoist, who believed in simplicity, spontaneity, equilibrium, and so forth. He believed in flowing effortlessly like water finding is level and weathering a stronger enemy.
His writing exemplified a philosophy and a spirit of living as he applied them to war.
I can't remember the exact quote but it was something like, "Roads and bridges; if you've got a business, you didn't build that. " and whiny libs took it to mean someone doesn't build their own business (which even that is often true depending on the business).
Hey wait, I thought Boris was not elected?