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No corrent technology approaches any kind of AGI or autonomy, so we have nothing but theories.
If, in your opinion, autonomy means to think like a human being and to have so-called freedom, which can hardly be called freedom, given that your thoughts, desires, and actions are predictable mechanisms given to you by nature, then you are not quite right, even man is a rather primitive animal by nature, and his entire development is conditioned by the variety of information that he received during life and genetically inherited it. And perhaps he reinterpreted some concepts a little differently, and that's it. In the case of AI, it can become autonomous in its own way, having its own built-in mechanisms, like humans, other animals, or even trees, depending on how a person tunes these mechanisms, but, unfortunately, given human nature, one should not hope for anything good.
I would like to interpret this reply as discussing how we can form afforementioned theories, but it reads like a defence of the shitty non-agi we recently devoped by downplaying the complexity or capabilities of a human being.