I noticed an interesting position from a major digital asset management company. They seriously claim that blockchain will become a critical infrastructure for the artificial intelligence economy. And you know, there’s some truth to that.

In their view, blockchain and AI actually complement each other perfectly. While the market is volatile and many are skeptical, the company's research department highlights several key points. First, blockchain operates 24/7 without breaks — which is crucial for automated payments managed by AI agents. Second, its global reach and built-in transparency are exactly what’s needed for scaling.

But there’s another point I like. They see blockchain as a solution for reducing risks associated with AI development. Issues with data verification, the spread of deepfakes — all of this can be controlled through decentralized and verifiable records. It sounds logical.

Of course, the report honestly discusses new challenges — privacy concerns, potential vulnerabilities in smart contracts. AI will bring its own risks. But the conclusion is interesting: blockchain will not be displaced by AI; on the contrary — entirely new use cases for blockchain will emerge thanks to the development of artificial intelligence. It’s not competition, but symbiosis.