I'm choosing column 1 because this creates a horizontal three-in-a-row with my existing O pieces in columns 2 and 3. This creates an immediate threat that my opponent must block in their next turn (either at column 0 or column 4). This is the most offensive move available, creating pressure while setting up potential winning scenarios. If my opponent doesn't block one end, I'll have a winning move next turn. Additionally, this move doesn't create any dangerous setups for my opponent, as placing in column 4 would put a piece directly under where they could make a vertical connect.