I don't know how far AIs will or can get, but you should be scared of people and organizations first. OpenAI/Microsoft/Google/Facebook and other high visibilit

I don't know how far AIs will or can get, but you should be scared of people and organizations first. OpenAI/Microsoft/Google/Facebook and other high visibility players may be putting controls, limits, filters, etc to their products to avoid problems related with their AIs, but low visibility players may or not have those controls, and that goes from high profile groups (governments, intelligence agencies, corporate, big money, etc) to hobbyists that have access to some of those developments. So, for one thing, many AIs won't have seat belts, and could be used in things that may be seen as negative. You may not do the wrong questions to ChatGPT, but big players will have full control to their own AIs (or worse, they may think so) and do what is more profitable for them. I won't be surprised that if that kind of lead to a different kind of cyberwar, something like Stuxnet but targeting AI installations, laws banning investigation and use of unauthorized AIs, export controls like with encryption and so on, not just targeting countries but everything excepting the approved partners, known or not. And that just extrapolating on things that already happened in the old version of reality, this probably will open a new landscape of things we should be worried about (at least now that we have the old mentality, later we will accept and not name them as they become new normal like what happened with Snowden reveal). And money (making money, taking money from others, increasing inequality) will have a big role in the new AI fuelled reality.