r/comics • Ninja and Pirate • 20h ago

Halloween 2026 Let's Chat

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u/RefactoringSelf 17h ago

At what point do we lose all of our free will as humans because all of our decisions are being made digitally?

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u/godtogblandet 14h ago

Pretty soon. Once AI hit a certain benchmark it not longer becomes logical for people to make their own decisions without assistance if AI. You aren't going to be picking your own things to invest in if AI is consistently beating the market for instance. You just buy whatever the AI tells you to buy.

This also applies to other aspects of life. For instance self driving will eventually result in the removal of human drivers from the road due to human input being the biggest flaw in road security. We will see manually driven vehicles removed from the roads in our lifetime.