That is the entire question no? Nobody says it sounds easy. A way needs to be found that reconciles this. Smarter but acting within its brief? Faster but explai

That is the entire question no? Nobody says it sounds easy. A way needs to be found that reconciles this. Smarter but acting within its brief? Faster but explaining the plan before putting it in effect? Faster and developing its own advances in sciences, concepts and ideas while still understanding who's boss? But to be fair most engineers claim this is something that happens all the time - smarter people led by sub-optimal managers. And also to be fair, stories abound of managers being manipulated or misled or left in the dark by their engineers. Or armies controlling most of the weapons but being faithful to the ideals of their country. Or considering that these ideals demand a coup. So in that sense the problem is well studied. ... But the current results are insufficient and do not apply to things like LLMs.