Does Your CEO Have AI Psychosis?
According to Aaron Levie, the founder of Box, many CEOs may be suffering from what he calls "AI psychosis." This term refers to the disconnect between those making decisions about artificial intelligence and the actual work that employees do. Levie suggests that the leaders who believe AI can easily replace human jobs often lack a true understanding of the tasks and skills involved in those jobs. This can lead to significant job cuts, as seen recently when ClickUp reduced its workforce by 22% in favor of AI technology.
The trend of tech layoffs is alarming, with job losses in 2026 already approaching the total number for all of 2025. This situation raises important questions about the role of AI in the workplace and the decisions being made by those at the top. As companies increasingly turn to AI for efficiency, it is crucial for leaders to fully grasp the implications of these technologies on their employees and the overall work environment.
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