Are any denominations seeing AI as the 'beast which rises up out of the sea'?

>By harnessing the power of AI and machine learning paired with the right data from satellites and beyond, our models are giving us a picture of the world we’ve never seen before. And it’s allowing us to make climate progress in a way some never believed possible.” Gavin McCormick, a co-founder of Climate Trace and executive director of environmental nonprofit WattTime Gavin McCormick contributed to COP28 and said the above at a time when it has just been stated that the US, China and India are most at fault in regard to soaring gas emissions, particularly of methane. (See the same link as above, as to that information.) In the desperation to correct the climate situation, has humanity invented its own 'god' - a beast formed of the nations themselves, a conglomerate of all knowledge, a collusion of all expertise, and is this a present day manifestation of something that existed in a former day, but in a very different guise ? Are any Christian denominations perceiving a danger as trust is beginning to be put in a 'living' form that is, effectively, the accumulation of knowledge and experience of humanity but without any input whatsoever from any other source - whether divine, heavenly or spiritual ? I am interested in what any denominations might have said about this aspect of artificial intelligence and I would be particularly interested if there was a Protestant and Trinitarian source available.