If we completely cede to algorithms, we risk losing a certain kind of agency in our lives.

We must be cautious about how we integrate powerful technologies like AI into society to avoid creating oppressive systems.

While AI can automate many tasks, it is not yet reliable enough to handle critical decisions without human oversight.

The trajectory of AI systems indicates they will increasingly perform tasks autonomously, but human oversight will remain essential for direction and guidance.

AI is often described as a black box, where inputs lead to outputs, but the reasoning behind its responses remains unclear.

If I were in charge of AI regulations, I would ensure that human oversight is required in decision-making processes to prevent a scenario where AI operates without accountability.

We need to stop treating AI prompts like black boxes; users should be able to see and understand what the AI is instructed to do.

The current environment fosters distrust among humans, leading to a paradox where people may trust AI systems more than their fellow humans, despite the potential dangers of AI. We are accelerating technology at the cost of transparency and regulation, which are essential checks and balances we need right now.

We need to manage transparency and control while using AI, ensuring users can trust the AI's actions on their behalf.