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It's only implausible because it contains too many extraneous details. An AI could contain an explicit safeguard of the form "ask at least M experts on AI friendliness for permission before exceeding N units of computational power", for example. Or substitute "changing the world by more than X", "leaving the box", or some other condition in place of a computational power threshold. Or the contact might be made by an AI researcher instead of the AI itself.
As of today, your name is highly prominent on the Google results page for "AI friendliness", and in the academic literature on that topic. Like it or not, that means that a large percentage of AI explosion and near-explosion scenarios will involve you at some point.