No, it would not.
« In conclusion, describing current AI systems as "intelligent" is indeed debatable. They are more accurately described as highly advanced information processing and content generation systems based on statistical models. The term "artificial intelligence" could be considered more of a marketing term or an aspirational goal rather than an accurate description of the current state of technology. »
The subterfuge, or advanced method of information processing, that is doing the magic for the debate to be possible is the transformers.
So the whole debate probably doesn’t make any sense in the first place because we can’t even define precisely intelligence in that context and there is a prism and we compare things that can’t and shouldn’t be compared in the first place
But that doesn't change your point, as there's no reason to require an intelligence to create evolution.
https://www.space.com/scientists-propose-missing-law-evoluti...