Applying the adjective 'artificial' to what we vainly call intelligence just uses massive energy consumption and complexity to create village idiots.
To hear it from the beast's mouth, this is Jim Covello of Goldman Sachs:
My main concern is that the substantial cost to develop and run AI technology means that AI applications must solve extremely complex and important problems for enterprises to earn an appropriate return on investment (ROI).
We estimate that the AI infrastructure buildout will cost over $1tn in the next several years alone, which includes spending on data centers, utilities, and applications. So, the crucial question is: What $1tn problem will AI solve? Replacing low-wage jobs with tremendously costly technology is basically the polar opposite of the prior technology transitions I’ve witnessed.
https://indi.ca/ai-is-a-sign-of-collapse/