Box CEO Aaron Levie: AI output should now vastly exceed what you could do alone
2C_ornot2C · x · 2026-11-01
Box CEO Aaron Levie offers a litmus test for whether you're pushing AI use far enough: until roughly six months ago, the best AI could do was speed up work you'd produce anyway — but now output should dramatically exceed your unaided ceiling in a fraction of the time.
His benchmarks: prototypes should be fully functional and interactive with meaningfully better features than before; engineering architecture should unlock performance gains previously out of reach; research should consume every fact across every dimension of analysis; and AI-implemented business processes should run end-to-end autonomously.
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