Mary Shelly wrote about the same philosophical issue in 1818 when she wrote Frankenstein. My take is that AI influencers don’t read a lot of books, because if they did they’d have much more intelligent commentary.
A Frankenstein's creation scenario would be a fantastic win in AI. Extremely smart, started off kind, only turned cruel when literally every single human he met was violently repulsed by the mere sight of him.
If you want AI gone wrong, Magician's Apprentice.
If you want misalignment between what you wanted and what you actually asked for, Greek myths, Midas or Tithonus would both suffice.
I addressed science fiction in my comment. The crucial difference is taking it seriously and actually trying to do something tangible about slowing/stopping AI progress, which is not something Stanley Kubrick did.
Kubrick created a memorable character and a plot twist, but the movie itself wasn't meant to be a warning about AGI/ASI.
"${my favorite work of fiction} mentioned/alluded to it too!" does not make that work of fiction equivalent to a serious take on the topic in real-world context.
It originally credited Mr. Yudkowsky with being the first person to imagine ai as a serious threat to humans, without mentioning that the trope existed in sci-fi, or mentioning sci-fi at all
The pre-edit text must've sounded funny, as from what I remember of Yudkowsky's writings, he frequently referenced old sci-fi tropes about or related to AI, commenting on their relevance and applicability in the real world.
Plenty of people have been beating that drum for years.