I don't see them as autonomous and/or hypothetically powerful as you.
But I find it much more worrying that you believe internal constraints and training an ethical framework into these models is a valid form of defense against the damage they can and will do.
This sounds like homeopathy on gunpowder to prevent the bullets from hitting children.
But I find it much more worrying that you believe internal constraints and training an ethical framework into these models is a valid form of defense against the damage they can and will do.
This sounds like homeopathy on gunpowder to prevent the bullets from hitting children.