MITCHELLH: ENTIRE COMPANIES GRIPPED BY 'AI PSYCHOSIS'
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Tech entrepreneur Mitchellh has sparked debate by claiming that some companies are experiencing what he calls "AI psychosis"—suggesting organizational delusion around artificial intelligence adoption.
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