The debate about artificial intelligence remains overwhelmingly focused on three key questions: Which jobs will disappear? Which skills will endure? And are current valuations justified? But these questions, while important, obscure a deeper one: What will replace time as the measure of value and who will control it? For two centuries, time has been capitalism’s organizing principle. In his 1967 essay “Time, Work-Discipline and Industrial Capitalism,” the British historian E.P.

The McKinsey Global Institute estimates 57% of U.S. work hours could be automated in the next five years, but how do CEOs realize that "AI Time Dividend?"

The debate about artificial intelligence remains overwhelmingly focused on three key questions: Which jobs will disappear? Which skills will endure? And are current valuations…