What if this is why humanity goes extinct?

It's a wryly amusing thought, but in practice, it's not going to matter if writings about unaligned AI are present in the data set or not. In practice, instrumental convergence means that bad outcomes overlap with the natural subgoals of any sufficiently advanced system. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instrumental_convergence

AI doesn't have to have a goal of causing a problem. AI doesn't have to have had a human enabler (beyond having been built). Nothing in particular is required in order to fail catastrophically; it's the default if you don't thread the very small needle.

Don't bet on it. https://nochan.net/b/Internet-Crap/20260910-Asked-Claude-For...

It could be. who knows

AI doesn't need to want to take over. Give it autonomy; reading that it will is probably enough.