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[Star Wars] Why isn't every starfighter a droid starfighter?

A droid-controlled starfighter should be superior to a human-controlled starfighter in every possible metric. 

* A droid brain can be directly integrated into the fighter, eliminating precious milliseconds of reaction time and eliminating the inefficient interface between the pilot and the controls.
* A droid brain has direct access to ship systems and is fully aware of every alert and status.
* A droid starfighter can be equipped with superior senses than a human pilot.
* A droid is not subject to the same physiological limitations as a human. They require no life support, and can perform more intense maneuvers without worrying about G-forces.
* Bonus: you don't have to pay or feed a droid!

Given all of these advantages, why do so many navies insist on using cumbersome, fragile, slow human beings??
gpt
Those points should all be valid, but in reality organic pilots kills droids by the score. You'd think that super advanced robotic ships would be far superior, living aimbots with perfect calculations of speed and direction, with an instant understanding of what all other droids are doing and how to use this information to its advantage. But they don't, they sucks ass and they're expensive.
OOU: it really breaks the immersion for me that droids are so shit at everything.