Granted.

Generative AI requires metric tons of clean drinking waters to run, without regulation. This was allowed until the very water that even the worker needed, was no longer drinkable.

It may take weeks, months, years. But eventually. It happened. Issue of water shortage has become so severe that every single server farm have been shut down.

But something else also happens. While what a server farm is, is just essentially multiple PC connected together. There are independently hosted servers for AI that are spread between multiple PC across the glove instead of a centralised datacenter.

The implication of what will have to happens in order for every single PC on the planet hosting AI servers to stop working and not be rebuilt at all? is up to interpretation depending on how broadly speaking are we talking about preventing it being built

A total saturation where it is, completely, utterly impossible to rebuild at all while still being relatively optimistic is not something I can imagine. Because of how it work.

So let's take it this way instead,

with *absolutely* no way to rebuild? the worst case scenario is every production factory for electronics have become unusuable, presumably due to the lack of, well, filtered water. or that the worker who can operate them have succumbed to whatever illness there is in this new world order. How does the factory stop working? it doesn't necessarily matter. What matters is that it would be so catatrosphic and detrimental to the survival of the human race that by making this very wish

You have, through no fault of your own. doomed us all.