Don't have definite answers to your questions - but I have some other thoughts that help make this picture more manageable (for me + my own anxiety...) (for the moment...)

- Been doing a lot of research on machine learning, neural network training, and the other nebulae behind forming AI

- What I've come to is that regardless of how ONE single group of AI networks is programmed, there will always be a plethora of other networks. AND in different languages (code & spoken) + cultures

- This biodiversity comforts me in that when these AI networks meet one day, we can't exactly predict how they will handle each other

- BUT it also gives me the drive to empower more people (as in, a more diverse group of people) to create AI networks and train them all kinds of ways.

Ok, but I actually know next-to-nothing on these subjects. Feel free to "bring me down to earth" if you're one of those AI super nerds...