On the latest episode of TechCrunch’s Equity podcast, Kirsten Korosec, Sean O’Kane, and Anthony Ha discussed Aaron Levie’s social media post suggesting that tech CEOs are ‘uniquely prone to AI psychosis.’ Levie isn’t disavowing AI tools, but insists that CEOs must actually use them to understand their value. The conversation highlighted a broader skepticism toward AI adoption, with some users rejecting Google’s AI-driven search updates. DuckDuckGo reported a 30% increase in installs, signaling a significant portion of users are disenchanted with Google’s AI direction. Google’s strategy of integrating AI into search, while emphasizing commercial transactions over information retrieval, has drawn criticism. Sean O’Kane noted that Google’s approach seems to be diverging from Anthropic’s focus on clarity and user-centricity. Kirsten Korosec pointed out that Google’s attempts to balance AI integration with its core brand identity have led to confusion, as seen in its inability to correctly spell its own name. The discussion also touched on the evolving role of AI in the workforce, with both opportunities and challenges emerging. *Source: [techcrunch](https://techcrunch.com/2026/05/31/making-sense-of-the-debate-over-ai-psychosis/)*