If by “rogue AI” you mean “basically-self-preserving active computer processes that no human intentionally started”, I guarantee you that every non-trivial long-lived company has quite a few of these for more than a decade. Every serious company basically has automated processes managing self-sustaining processes (for example, cronjobs spawning self-maintaining VMs and mostly deleting them when done), and there are just so many ways you can end leaving “hanging” active objects that nobody is responsible for. People generally don’t care enough about them unless they consume a bunch of resources or actually pose a risk.
If by “rogue AI” you mean AI that has instruction to go on destructive crime sprees, I certainly hope not.
If by “rogue AI” you mean “basically-self-preserving active computer processes that no human intentionally started”, I guarantee you that every non-trivial long-lived company has quite a few of these for more than a decade. Every serious company basically has automated processes managing self-sustaining processes (for example, cronjobs spawning self-maintaining VMs and mostly deleting them when done), and there are just so many ways you can end leaving “hanging” active objects that nobody is responsible for. People generally don’t care enough about them unless they consume a bunch of resources or actually pose a risk.
If by “rogue AI” you mean AI that has instruction to go on destructive crime sprees, I certainly hope not.