1. A processor-implemented method of optimizing operations of an electronic system, the processor-implemented method comprising: receiving, by an electronic system, first operational inputs from a first user device, wherein the first operational inputs control operations of the electronic system; receiving, by the electronic system, second operational inputs from a second user device, wherein the second operational inputs are overridden by the first operational inputs at the electronic system, and wherein overriding the second operational inputs blocks usage of the second operational inputs such that the second operational inputs initially do not control operations of the electronic system; comparing, by one or more processors, an operational input quality of the first operational inputs to an operational input quality of the second operational inputs, wherein an operational input quality of a particular operational input is defined by how efficiently the electronic system functions in response to the particular operational input being utilized by the electronic system; and in response to determining that the operational input quality of the second operational inputs is equal to or greater than the operational input quality of the first operational inputs, unblocking, by one or more processors, the second operational inputs and blocking, by one or more processors, the first operational inputs, wherein unblocked second operational inputs control operation of the electronic system, and wherein blocked first operational inputs no longer control operation of the electronic system.