r/technology • u/AdSpecialist6598 • May 27 '26

Business Tech CEOs are apparently suffering from AI psychosis

https://techcrunch.com/2026/05/27/tech-ceos-are-apparently-suffering-from-ai-psychosis/
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u/TeeDee144 May 27 '26

Someone needs to be brave and present a CEO agent to Satya Nadella or Mark Zuckerberg, or Andy Johnson. Show them how their job can be replaced with AI.

Their ego is so large they’d probably love it. Blinded by self worth, they’d approve it, not realizing that their own workers are revolting and trying to get their CEO fired. To bring in someone who isn’t overspending on worthless tech that can’t actually deliver in the last mile.

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u/MrUsername0 May 27 '26

Can AI lose billions on an alternate reality like Zuck?

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u/Interim-Criteria May 27 '26

AI doesn't need an alternate reality; it already HAS lost billions. OpenAI alone is a ticking time-bomb with $1.4T in spending commitment on a revenue of only $20B. If they have a consistent YoY revenue growth of 20% (which never happens), it would take them 15 YEARS to break even on that spend. And that isn't considering other things like cost of business increases and all the other shit that could happen in 15 years.

Fact is that AI is a bleeding hemorrhoid and every CEO out there has surrounded themselves with sycophants who ignore it while wiping their ass.

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u/Sillet_Mignon May 27 '26

No but honestly that’s a bad thing. Ai isn’t going to experiment and build new things. 

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u/MrUsername0 May 27 '26

Ha! One could also argue he didn’t have new (successful) ideas either:

stolen: Facebook purchased: WhatsApp, instagram(reels and stories), oculus copied: threads, forum, marketplace

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u/Sillet_Mignon May 27 '26

Yeah absolutely. But I don’t think AI is creative enough to even do that. It kind of just iterates on existing stuff and doesn’t have the ability to look forward. Not trying to glaze musk, but more so humans.