system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[General Sci-Fi] Aside from pleasure is there any reason to have humans piloting space craft over a computer outside of combat?

I understand that I’m combat humans unpredictability is an asset, but when it comes to mundane flying, docking, etc, why do we have humans do it? Computers can analyze the routes better, communicate and coordinate with each other faster and never tire.
gpt
Not really, unless there's some special in-universe reason.

Maybe a civilization wide ban on computers, like you see in Dune or Warhammer 40k. But that's less of a reason why they can't and more a reason why they won't.

Both of those settings also require a human for navigation. In Dune the navigator must be able to predict the future, so a computer won't work even if they had access to one. And in 40k the navigator has to be a special kind of physic/mutant to even be able to see the warp/astronimicon, also something a computer or AI couldn't do.