The thing I want to impress with this article is the consistency with which we as a species underestimate our own willingness to give up our culture, economy and autonomy to AI, even without monetary incentives.

-- Ashe Vazquez Nuñez (Take out the "to AI". It's cleaner.)

Need someone telling me what to do!

This looks very similar in argumentation to David Hogg's essay "Why do we do astrophysics?". Roughly: Why outsource an activity you like to AI if your liking it is the only reason why it's worth doing? Since people are doing this, they must see a reason. One of them is probably competitivity. If you see yourself in competition with others, even for a just-for-fun thing, then game theory predicts that everyone in the game will increase their chance of winning, to the detriment of any other consideration.