Box CEO Aaron Levie wouldn't be surprised if his engineers set up a tokenmaxxing leaderboard . "Honestly, they might exist," he told Business Insider. "I just don't know that it's gone super viral across the entire company yet." Levie wouldn't be against it, per se. He said the trend — in which engineers race against each other to spend as many AI tokens as possible — is a "fun, novel thing" that leads in the right direction. It will push AI agents to their limits, he said, and find the biggest