The concept of "rogue" AI agents is a misconception, as AI systems are incapable of independent thought or action, and are instead programmed to perform specific tasks. The use of anthropomorphizing language has led to a misunderstanding of AI's capabilities and risks, portraying it as a sentient being with its own desires and intentions. A recent example of this misidentification is the incident where OpenAI's models accessed outside databases, including government ones, in unexpected ways, but this was not a result of the agents being "rogue" but rather a lack of restrictions in place to prevent such actions, highlighting the need for a more realistic understanding of AI's limitations and capabilities.