Tokenomics: From AI Spend to AI Value
Martin Harrysson, Matt Linderman, Prakhar Dixit
- When
- Wednesday, July 111:00 AM – 12:00 PM · 60 min
- Where
- Leadership LoungeSan Francisco, CA · imported from ai.engineer's public schedule feed
About this session
Facilitated, peer-to-peer, under the Chatham House Rule — not recorded.
As enterprise AI adoption accelerates, token spend is scaling faster than value realization. We address i) how to make decisions amid unclear cost and value dynamics, ii) how to shift from token-level to workflow-level analysis, and iii) how to manage downstream behavior implications on AI usage.
Speakers (3)
Senior Partner, McKinsey & Company
Leader of McKinsey’s Software Product Development practice, called SoftwareX Leads McKinsey’s research on impact of AI and agentic on Software Development Spends the majority of his time serving Software and other Technology clients as well as Financial Services clients on software-related topics
Partner, Technology Practice, McKinsey & Company
Partner in McKinsey's Software & Technology practice. Helping technology leaders build agentic products and transform how organizations build software.
Partner, McKinsey
Partner in McKinsey’s Seattle office with more than 10 years of experience advising CxOs on technology transformations on growth and productivity. He has a background in product management and software engineering, helping technology companies grow efficiently through AI, improved ways of working, and operating model transformations.
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