How about not connecting it to any industrial factories in the first place? Really, people who start dramatizing the AI future are forgetting the simple thing that it's just software, and software needs hardware and power to run. Without them, it's gone. If AI starts going rogue, just shut down the servers that are hosting it.

Not at the same level. Sure, you can find adults still living with their parents in Italy, Greece, Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Turkiye. But they're not locking themselves in their room as a mean of protesting the oppressive environment of the schools or job market. That's a totally different level. In my country, any adult doing the "hikikomori" stuff would quickly get their ass kicked, thrown out, or at least the parents would cut out his electricity and internet connection in his room.

This is not true. The clinical trials of COVID-19 vaccines (phase 2 and 3) were done in parallel, so a lot of time was saved on that. No safety step was skipped.
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Exactly. The problem starts with the parents that failed to raise their child to be ready to face the reality and support themselves, and (parents) that are unable to acknowledge the problem in fear of humiliation. How come it doesn't happen in other countries? Ie. in Sweden the parents have a legal right to push their children out of their home once they reach 18.

The AI can only be as good as its creator. Guess how good will be an AI programmed by a cheater?

Oh yeah? And who's gonna write that AI? Another guy that cheated in his programming classes?

That's mostly the blame of the parents that allow them to live this way and still pay for their stuff. In other countries, such idiots quickly become homeless or finally get a job to stop feeling hungry.

And how do you think underwear will be made once this robotic process becomes popular?