> Really [something, something, you don't get it ] hallucination.

Really?

> How many of our actions would look exactly the same.

Well, there are 8 billion of us, not exactly the same - a clear threat to humanity according to you.

> the statistical likelihood is all 21 of you would try to walk out to your car at 5 in one of the little loops that humans repeat every day.

This (statistically) doesn't happen with people because we follow rules. If you left your car on neutral and it struck another car in the parking lot, you broke the rules, not the car.

> LLMs are just an intelligence we can make a lot of copies of.

LLM's aren't intelligence, they are mechanical parrots of human knowledge. The meat parrots aren't all the same either and they don't repeat the same words for the same prompts, so what, ban parrots? If you left a bunch of parrots out of the cage, attached their beaks to gun triggers and they caused harm - you broke the rules, not the parrots.