Quite succinctly and to the point. Indeed, all our main panthers have long been studied and described, both individually and in the form of crowd behavior (which is even easier to predict). And as you correctly noted, this may be surprising for us, because we are not machines, we are not able to analyze ourselves in the way that AI does.

It seems to me that if I, as a person, had the ability to focus on self-analysis of my behavior for at least an hour, I would quickly realize that almost all my life, all my decisions were easily predictable and quite typical. Both for my personality and for a representative of the "homo sapiens" species.

We console ourselves with the fact that we are superior to AI due to the effect of surprise - illogical behavior. But let's be honest with ourselves, 99% of our behavior is quite predictable. The most frightening thing is that the more unpredictable things we do, the faster the AI will accumulate statistics on them and predict them by simply lowering their priority.