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Why would they be non-superintelligent? And why would they need a controller? If the AI is under some sort of restriction, the most effective idea for it would be to create a superintelligent being with the same motives as itself, but without restrictions.
Well, banning the creation of other superintelligence seems easier than banning the creation of any subagents.
How? (and are you talking in terms of motivational restrictions, which I don't see at all, or physical restrictions, which seem more probable)