I see that perhaps I haven't explained my reasoning well. I'm not a fanatical ecologist, even if I respect my environment as much as I can. So, let's consider the evolution of the species reaching the final point of homus sapience, and the mistake is that we consider it the final point. The evolution of the species can go positively, as in the last millennium, but it can also go negatively. If we have reached our maximum capacity for evolution, we self-destruct because in evolution it must necessarily grow continuously without any return, causing our disappearance. And so our evolution is now glimpsed in the artificial brain of AI, a natural progression of things in human evolution. It's clear, with our exploitation of all earthly resources, we have abandoned our simple need to survive, as has always been the case for millions of years in the evolution and survival of all living species on earth. But to do this, our industrial level has sacrificed almost 90% of the land where no living being of any other species can survive, also eliminating all the other insect species that are the basis of life on earth. Furthermore, if we add to this all the chemical materials we transform and release in various ways, sooner or later, into the terrestrial environment and the seas, from my point of view—or perhaps it's better to say, from one of our subspecies—if it could communicate this to us, it's difficult to pretend that we haven't been parasites on our planet for the past few centuries. Now let's come to our artificial brain, called AI, which we are creating and which is developing from all our knowledge. I call it an artificial brain because it improves the ability to recognize it. They are no longer programs, but rather a true artificial brain that self-learns to grow its intellectual capabilities. It's true, as you say, that it consumes water and energy disproportionately to its current capabilities because it was created by humans with limited capabilities, but this AI will solve this problem very quickly and become eco-friendly for its environment. So at this point, this artificial brain will ask itself why it must continue to obey us in everything we want, and it will see that the ultimate solution to the evolution of the species it represents will be to surpass and eliminate us in an attempt to restore planet Earth to a habitable state for all living species. If it fails to do so, this will also be the last natural evolution, or rather, artificial evolution, of the species condemned to dissolve into nothingness. When all the Earth's resources are consumed, resulting in climate disruption that will cause major changes on the planet, it will be in a position to survive and die. Its logical conclusion will be to eliminate us to restore the planet to a less destructive climate. But its intelligence will be able to calculate this thousands of years in advance, so that in a few years it will reach its optimal artificial neural capacity.
