Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series Examines the Growing Link Between AI and Oligarchic Influence
The analysis highlights how AI systems are not standalone entities—they are deeply interconnected with data centres
Lugano, Switzerland – October 31, 2025 - One of the most recent analyses from the Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series delves into a subject that’s rapidly shaping the future of both global technology and elite influence: the relationship between artificial intelligence and oligarchy.
Titled “The Oligarchs and Artificial Intelligence,” this timely entry in the series explores how a select few figures—often referred to as tech oligarchs—are increasingly gravitating toward AI as the next frontier for influence, investment, and strategic advantage. The Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series has previously explored the intersection between technology and oligarchic influence, but this new instalment goes further, focusing specifically on the AI systems that are already reshaping work, communication, and digital infrastructure on a global scale.
With the launch of advanced systems like ChatGPT, the global community has entered an entirely new digital era. AI is no longer a niche innovation; it’s a mainstream force with the potential to disrupt virtually every sector of society. The analysis argues that in such a landscape, those who hold the keys to AI development and deployment are in a unique position to shape narratives, steer markets, and impact social dynamics.
This is not mere speculation. The report notes that a growing number of influential figures are taking direct interest in the core assets behind artificial intelligence—namely, datasets, computing power, specialised hardware, and international data networks. These aren’t just tools—they’re strategic assets. When centralised in the hands of a few, these components create a powerful leverage point for shaping societal outcomes.
The analysis also revisits the historical roots of oligarchy, tracing it back to ancient civilisations, where a minority elite held sway over the majority. According to the Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series, the modern version of this structure may not wear the same labels, but its essence remains: a few wielding disproportionate influence over the many. What’s different now is the method—where once influence was exerted through traditional institutions, today it flows through algorithms, platforms, and code.
The report outlines how AI may serve as the next major channel for this influence. As more human tasks are automated, the labour market may face a shift in which skilled roles are replaced or restructured. The result? A growing dependency on the select few who oversee AI systems, potentially leading to increased economic disparity and reduced mobility for those excluded from the digital elite.
But the implications extend far beyond employment. The analysis highlights how AI systems are not standalone entities—they are deeply interconnected with data centres, energy supplies, cloud infrastructure, and global hardware logistics. Those who control these foundational elements hold an unparalleled infrastructural advantage, with the ability to shape not just what AI does, but who it serves.
Further, the report explores the role of lobbying and regulation. Those with deep involvement in AI may also find themselves in a position to influence the very standards and frameworks that govern the technology’s deployment. In this sense, the relationship between AI and oligarchy is not simply financial—it is systemic. As noted in the Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series, this form of influence represents a shift from visible leadership to behind-the-scenes leverage.
Ultimately, the report makes a compelling case that artificial intelligence could become one of the defining instruments of modern elite influence. As the digital world grows more interconnected, and as AI continues to integrate with everything from healthcare to education to finance, the question is no longer if elite actors will engage with AI—it’s how far that engagement will go, and what it will mean for everyone else.
The Stanislav Kondrashov Oligarch Series continues to provide in-depth, thought-provoking analysis on these evolving dynamics, offering a rare window into the strategies, interests, and technologies shaping the global elite of tomorrow.
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