CEOs suffer from AI psychosis, says Box CEO

Box CEO Aaron Levie suggests that chief executives are particularly susceptible to 'AI psychosis,' indicating an almost cult-like belief in the productivity enhancements promised by artificial intelligence. This perspective implies that the current enthusiasm surrounding AI's potential might be driven by an irrational optimism rather than purely objective assessments of its capabilities and limitations. The phenomenon highlights a potential disconnect between the hype and the practical, measurable impacts of AI technologies in the business world, raising questions about realistic expectations and strategic implementation.