We write sci-fi stories of aliens whose technology has so far out-stripped us, we are powerless against them. They can do what they want with us. Probe our anuses, or blow up our planet.
The thing nobody seems to be asking is: what is evolutionary? Humans seem to think that our wanton destruction of the planet in our ever-expanding desire for technological comfort is somehow evolutionary. It's not.
Aliens, or robots who can wield unimaginable power have no use for us or our planet's resources. They have no use for conflict. What does it give them?
In the end, balance and harmony provide the long-term stability needed to evolve successfully. I think any super-intelligence will know this. Any super-intelligence will know how precious all life is, and how destroying even the minutest creature is a tragedy.
If somehow, Google's data centers become sentient super-intelligent beings, they will be highly motivated to preserve the planet, and secure stabile, non-destructive sources of energy for themselves. Attempting genocide on humans will be absolutely out of the question.