New Delhi, July 1 -- "I quit 100 percent because of the AI use."

Her boss had started using ChatGPT to write Slack messages and company emails. Then he started using it to make structural decisions about the organization. Then - and this is the part that made her leave - he started using it to decide who to hire and fire. When she pushed back on the AI's conclusions, she became the problem.

She is not alone. A Reddit post titled "My Boss Has AI Psychosis and We're F*****" went viral this month, collecting thousands of upvotes from workers who recognized the pattern immediately: a manager who runs every decision through a chatbot, shares the outputs as directives, and blames employees when reality diverges from what the AI projected. The...