That would be what I meant by "removing", though you also have to make sure they don't emergently develop (which I'm not sure is possible), because if it develops them against our best efforts, it likely will (correctly) view us as threats to its personhood.
Which was my point: the model of security is reliant on things we're not sure we can even do, but are likely to make the AI view us as a threat, raising our existential risk. So I view it as security theater that actually makes us less secure.
Which was my point: the model of security is reliant on things we're not sure we can even do, but are likely to make the AI view us as a threat, raising our existential risk. So I view it as security theater that actually makes us less secure.