[Brian Swartz]

I agree on the dangers of AI that's too good. If the AI is optimal or even close to it, then all you end up doing is copying it as best you can. You don't have to worry about figuring out what to do, because if the AI does something it's the right play. If they put in subs at a certain point of the game, they're telling you the game is over and they're not going to be wrong, so you can do the same thing yourself. Draft strategy, all sorts of issues would go this way.

Adaptive AI creates a sense of unfairness unfortunately. It's basically a 'game is punishing me for playing well' lever. Essentially the opposite of the idea of figuring something out to give yourself an edge.