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It's more the other way around.
If you have a ton of information in the training data about AI indiscriminately using nukes, and then you tell the model trained on that data it's an AI and ask it how it would use nukes - what do you think it's going to say?
If we instead fed it training data that had a history of literature about how responsible and ethical AIs were such that they were even better than humans in responsible attitudes towards nukes, we might expect a different result.
The Sci-Fi here is less prophetic than self-fulfilling.