Great question! If in the future I had the opportunity to command a hyper-intelligent GPT3 that could perform actions in the 'real world,' I would task it on a mission to promote peace, unity, and non-violence through peaceable and un-harmful ways of positive persuasion tactics. The exact opposite of the type of divide and conquer that we witness in the mainstream media today. I would define peace, unity, and non-violence in such a way that aligns with Asimov's laws of robotics. Other than that, the third is the only realistic and sensibly written option in the multiple-choice that you presented. I say this because if you consider (#1) one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter or 'good guy.'
Regarding (#2), one man's anti-racist is another's wolf (or racist) dressed in sheep's clothing. It may not be wise in general to allow AI outside of its proverbial sandbox. However, the problem of the matter remains that someone, corporation, entity, or government will probably do so, regardless, and it's likely that there's nothing that anyone can do about that. Once the genie is out of the bottle, the genie is out of the bottle. And I wouldn't at all be surprised to learn that Governments and or various other technocratic institutions and major corporations or organizations may already be using the type of technology that you mention to push out narratives with deceptively harmful journalism.
Like, take this delightfully experimental vaccine in which you can hold no one accountable if anything goes wrong. Everyone else is doing it. Want a free donut, some french fries, a joint? What about 100 dollars? The celebrities are doing it. They're even rapping about it. What if we say you can't leave your house if you don't do it? The mainstream media constant drumbeat as of late is on a par with Chinese water torture. It is meant to destroy minds and is diabolical. I wonder what moves these people? It makes me think of that TV series with James Cazivel, 'Person of Interest,' that, and the last season of West World. It's a brave new world, and only a handful of people realize how much things have and will continue to change.
RE: THE PROBLEM OF EVIL (TPOE) GPT3 (THE PAPERCLIP PROBLEM)