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What Are the Implications of Companies Relying Too Heavily on AI?

As noted by Aaron Levie, the founder of Box, those who assert that AI will replace your job are often the ones who understand your work the least. This has been referred to as “AI psychosis.” Recently, ClickUp laid off 22% of its workforce due to AI agents, and tech layoffs in 2026 are nearing the total seen in 2025. Furthermore, DuckDuckGo is experiencing a surge in installations, as users look for alternatives to Google’s AI-driven search, favoring simpler link displays.

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