Everyone’s arguing about whether AI is going to take their job.

Writers are worried, designers are worried, developers are worried, but almost no one is asking the bigger question: if AI changes how we work… what does it do to money?
Think about it.
AI doesn’t have a ceiling. The more data you feed it, the more compute you give it, the smarter and faster it becomes. Companies are pouring billions into chips, energy, data centres. That demand compounds and continues to expand.
Now zoom out.
In a world where intelligence can scale almost infinitely, what happens to assets that don’t? Bitcoin doesn’t scale. There will only ever be 21 million. No CEO can change that, no government can “stimulate” it, no board can vote to increase supply.
It just sits there fixed, programmatic, predictable. So some investors are starting to frame Bitcoin as an “AI hedge" not because it’s trendy, but because in a world where everything can grow exponentially… something that is permanently scarce might matter more.
Is that a structural shift we’re early to or just another narrative dressed up as engagement bai?