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Lyn Alden argues AI deflation may not curb monetary inflation

A discussion on Bitcoin’s role in a world of AI-driven cheaper services also points to how capital could rotate from AI stocks back into BTC.

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Bitcoin Magazine published Lyn Alden’s discussion of whether AI can end inflation, arguing that AI-driven price declines in services do not necessarily translate into an end to monetary inflation.

Alden differentiates what she describes as AI price deflation for less scarce, white-collar services from monetary inflation that is tied to policy and money creation, and she contends that scarce assets like Bitcoin are not directly “stopped” by AI.

The piece also outlines a potential rotation scenario, saying that a peak in AI stocks could move capital back into Bitcoin, framed alongside analysis of US fiscal deficits and limits on the Fed’s ability to control inflation.

The article is structured as a video with chapters covering fiscal deficits, fiscal dominance, the AI abundance thesis versus monetary inflation, and what could force support for the Treasury market, plus a gold outlook.

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