Humans have never lived in an environment where entropy only goes up.
Every plant that grows from seed, water, air, and sun is a decrease of entropy. For the past five thousand thousand thousand years, the sun has bathed us in free work that the entire ecosystem uses to decrease entropy, that verdant power barely kept in check by forest fires, rot, and rendering of plant matter into fossil chemicals that are so low-entropy that tapping into them created an destsbilizing overgrowth of industry.
For those of us living in these weird two hundred years where we're burning through a hundred hundred hundred years of fossil fuels per year, it can look like entropy only goes up - those fuels will never be replaced quickly enough to sustain this consumption - but this is only a brief blip in Earth's history.
It is inevitable that entropy will decrease again worldwide, that after the extinction event there will be repopulation. But whether that's with drones and data centers or with bacteria or with human communities is up to us.