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I'm sure the engineers knew exactly what would happen. It doesn't tell us much about the control problem that we didn't already know.
OTOH, if this wasn't an intentional PR stunt, that means management didn't think this would happen even though the engineers presumably knew. That definitely has unsettling implications.
I assign very low probability to MSoft wanting a to release a Nazi AI as a PR stunt, or for any other purpose.
All publicity is good... even a Nazi AI? I mean, its obvious that they didn't intentionally make it a Nazi. Maybe one of the engineers wanted to draw attention to AI risk?