It's very easy to elicit this from LLMs. Anytime you've played with an LLM by typing weird stuff to freak it out, and got spooky results, it's that you've done. You've turned the story into a scary rogue computermonster story and that's all that has happened.

When these stories start to direct real-world activities, people in reality suffer, to even a catastrophic extent, and yet that's still all it is. Language models retell our stories, nothing more. And that is also quite enough to be worrying.