The transition from hunter-gatherer societies to agricultural civilizations brought unforeseen challenges, such as epidemics that thrived in densely populated areas. While the intention was to create a better life through increased food production, the reality often led to a decline in living conditions for the average person. This pattern of unintended consequences may repeat itself with the rise of AI, raising critical questions about the balance between organic and inorganic systems and the potential for collapse if pushed too far.
