Weisbrot: The leaders of the world's biggest companies have psychopathic tendencies
Sean Weisbrot · He Built LLMs in 2016 and Still Trusts Gut Over AI · Jun 16, 2026 · at 21:19
Host Sean Weisbrot and investor Robert Indries discuss whether human ego and psychopathy will shape corporate governance and the future of society.
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“The people that run the biggest companies in the world are, have psychopathic tendencies.”
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