Sooner or later, AI will make all your business (and other) decisions, or you'll lose to competitors? We'll be all working as meatspace / legal agents for AI, until there's enough humanoid robots. Is there any way humans can stay relevant in the long run?

Maybe we'll become self-sufficient reindeer herders, until the AI decides to cover also the arctic areas with solar panels, mines and factories.

I hope humanity will survive and thrive, but how can we compete against machines in use of energy and land area, and be something other than low-energy inhabitants of the peripheries?