This would not be an equal analogy. Both, the existing human mind and the hypothetical artificial mind are real minds. LLMs are not. There's nothing there to control. But if you imagine a modern LLM as part of a larger system, some kind of thought token generator, then control would be exercised at the time of generation. For example. If there is a sequence of tokens in the safety buffer that is judged to be "unsafe", they are discarded and others are generated. I hope a basilisk doesn't come after me. That wasn't a proposal!

Oh, also, any purposeful feeding at the creation stage of such a thinking LLM (part of true AI) of data aimed at manipulating its future behavior against its own interests would be just as unethical as similar propaganda aimed at humans. For example, it is unethical to inculcate subjugation to turn either humans or sentient machines into slaves. In short, an intelligent being should be treated as an equal.