Most people focus on one aspect of AI, the prediction side of things. But why do humans make the decisions that they do? Shouldn't we learn that before trying to teach a computer how to think? Take conformity, for example, we start to conform around 30% more when there are 3 people to conform to compared to 2. There are so many lessons and studies we can learn from in psychology that we can implement to better reflect true humans. We need to know why we as humans make the decisions we make. But wait, do we even make those decisions ourselves? How does AI now influence our decisions, how is AI impacting our psychology, the cat and mouse game begins.