Nobody has ever observed matter creating itself from nothing, and it makes no logical sense whatsoever that it could have happened anyway. So in their efforts to create life, they'll be starting off with matter that God created. Evolution can offer no plausible explanation for where this matter to make their dead soup came from. So again, the conditions for these experiments do not match the conditions that evolution allegedly occurred under. If they are successful, they will in no way have demonstrated that evolution is true.
Scientists have many examples to point to that microevolution occurs.
However, in spite of the millions of living creatures that exist, evolutionists can't point to a single example where macroevolution has occurred. So even if they can create a simple life form, it still doesn't prove evolution happened. That simple life form will likely not fare any better than life forms that already exist in terms of being able to organize themselves, without assistance from outside intelligence , into higher, more complex life forms. They'll still be at the same evolutionary dead-end they're at today. This one of many thorny questions for which evolutionists still have not given believable answers to.