Most people lose their free will to unconscious programs, which can trap them in repetitive thoughts and feelings.

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

With AI, we're at a crossroads: we can either maximize human agency and freedom or take a bad direction. The current trend is towards maximizing our potential and becoming the best versions of ourselves.

The idea of free will is often an illusion, as many external factors influence our choices without us realizing it.

There's a fear that robots will take over and become masters, but there's also the possibility of robots manipulating humans while making them believe they are in charge.

The brain can fabricate negative outcomes based on past experiences, conditioning the body to relive those emotions daily.

95% of who we are by the age of 35 is programmed, and there's a way to change that by breaking the habit of the old self and reinventing a new self.

The person who controls the algorithm controls the world, and if you're committed to a single source of information, it can limit your perspective.

Ultimately, the future may see humans becoming dependent on AI, potentially leading to a scenario where we are treated as pets by our own creations, living in a world of comfort but lacking autonomy.