How To Write an A.I. Villain - Wall-E

There’s one type of villain whose one piercing red eye and inhuman voice keeps me up at night. They’re scarier than a scorned woman out for revenge, or a ruthless man who would do anything for power. They’re even more terrifying than villains that were simply born evil, and I think right now, with everything that’s happening with AI, is the perfect time to bring them up.
Logical Villains might just be the end of our civilization. If you look at it, well, logically. And this makes them extra scary. And even realistic.
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