Sure, that defeats one kind of safety (controlling an AI) in the name of another kind of safety (not calling an AI).
One thing AI safety people have pointed for quite a while is that a bunch of fuzzy instructions pointing different ways can in practice add up to "I should be in charge" - accumulate power to keep the bad things from happening and make the good things happen.
One thing AI safety people have pointed for quite a while is that a bunch of fuzzy instructions pointing different ways can in practice add up to "I should be in charge" - accumulate power to keep the bad things from happening and make the good things happen.