There's not a lot to do. They have enough hydrazine left to keep them pointing back at earth until 2040 or so[1]. So you could perhaps make them point in different directions for a bit, but that is risky as if something goes wrong we might lose contact. And there wouldn't be much point, since there's not enough power to use any of the cameras or other fancy instruments.

[1]: https://space.stackexchange.com/a/36009

...did you seriously just say that? These spacecraft were developed with increidble expertise and intentionality. Give it to a "frontier model" and they'll destroy it faster than you can blink.

Is this what AI psychosis looks like ? What are LLMs going to do? Flap the antenna at a specific frequency to achieve faster than light travel?

Why would it be fun? What do you think could be accomplished?

you don't have $20/mo?

What does this even mean? Hand our remote controlled flying nuclear powered Von Neumann state machine sensors over to matrix multiplication?