As AI systems increasingly make decisions in a black box manner, we risk creating an autocratic system where human agency is relinquished to algorithms without transparency.

AI is trained on averageness, while each individual possesses a unique sensibility; ceding our preferences to algorithms risks losing our agency.

As we gain experience, we lose fear, and if AI does everything for us, we risk becoming scared and helpless.

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 person who controls the algorithm controls the world, and if you're committed to one specific platform as your singular source of information, then whoever controls the algorithm controls you.

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.

If we reach a point where AI can do everything, we need to consider how we find fulfillment and meaning in life when machines can perform our jobs better than we can.

If we don't put serious effort into regulating AI, we risk allowing it to take over, and we need public pressure on governments to ensure safety measures are implemented.

If we don't work on keeping AI under control, we could face dire consequences for humanity's future.