New Book The AI Money Revolution Examines AI Bitcoin and the Future of Global Finance

Jason Ansell’s new book examines how artificial intelligence, Bitcoin, stablecoins, programmable payments, and tokenized assets could reshape global economic participation.

Toronto, ON, Canada, 31st Jul 2026 — Ansell Publishing has announced the release of The AI Money Revolution: How Artificial Intelligence, Bitcoin, and Digital Assets Are Rebuilding the Global Economy, a new book by Canadian technology entrepreneur and author Jason Ansell.

The book examines the convergence of two major technological shifts: the rapid development of artificial intelligence and the emergence of digitally native, programmable forms of value.

Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly capable of performing work, analyzing information, creating products, using software tools, negotiating agreements, and coordinating complex activities. However, the financial system that supports modern commerce was designed primarily for people, businesses, banks, and governments—not autonomous software.

The AI Money Revolution explores what could happen as machine intelligence begins interacting with Bitcoin, stablecoins, digital wallets, programmable payments, tokenized assets, and continuously operating global markets.

“Artificial intelligence can already create and coordinate increasingly sophisticated work, but economic participation requires more than intelligence,” said Ansell. “It requires access to value, payments, markets, identity, and accountability. This book explores the infrastructure that may allow intelligence and money to operate together.”

Rather than focusing on speculative price predictions, the book examines the practical infrastructure, opportunities, risks, and policy questions surrounding the emerging AI money economy.

Across 33 chapters organized into eight parts, readers are introduced to the development of autonomous AI agents and the financial systems they may require. The book considers how AI agents could earn income, purchase computing resources, access data, pay for digital services, coordinate with other agents, and participate in machine-to-machine commerce.

The book also examines Bitcoin’s potential role as scarce, neutral, and digitally native money in an economy increasingly operated by software. It considers how Bitcoin could function as a reserve or settlement network while stablecoins provide continuously available digital payment rails.

Programmable payments form another central theme. Digital value can be designed to respond to completed work, verified information, contractual conditions, usage, or other predetermined events. These capabilities could support micropayments, autonomous marketplaces, machine subscriptions, digital royalties, data licensing, and agent-to-agent commerce.

The AI Money Revolution also explores the tokenization of property, commodities, intellectual property, stocks, bonds, and other assets. As assets become digitally represented and increasingly software-accessible, artificial intelligence may be able to analyze, exchange, rebalance, and manage them across continuously operating markets.

The potential benefits are accompanied by significant risks. The book addresses AI-powered fraud, deepfakes, identity, financial surveillance, privacy, unauthorized transactions, market manipulation, accountability, and the concentration of economic control.

It also considers how banks, governments, educators, businesses, and policymakers may respond as open blockchain networks compete with institutionally controlled financial infrastructure.

“The economy becoming more intelligent does not automatically mean it becomes more open, fair, or secure,” Ansell added. “The decisions made about identity, access, privacy, governance, and responsibility will determine who benefits from these systems.”

The concluding chapters offer practical steps that individuals, businesses, educators, and policymakers can take without depending on speculative predictions. These include developing AI and financial literacy, testing new systems carefully, maintaining human oversight, protecting identity and credentials, and creating clear accountability for autonomous financial actions.

Jason Ansell is a Canadian technology entrepreneur, author, publisher, and full-stack developer with more than 25 years of experience building digital platforms and online businesses. He is the co-founder of Vector Smart Chain and the founder of Ansell Publishing. His work explores artificial intelligence, blockchain infrastructure, cryptocurrency, Web3, programmable finance, and the evolution of the digital economy.

The AI Money Revolution is available in Kindle, audiobook, paperback, and hardcover formats through Amazon. The electronic edition is also available through Google Play Books and is previewable on Google Books.

Readers can learn more at:

https://theaimoneyrevolution.ca

Amazon Canada:

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0HC4NWY7Q

Google Books:

https://books.google.com/books/about?id=7En7EQAAQBAJ

About Ansell Publishing

Ansell Publishing is an independent Canadian publisher focused on artificial intelligence, blockchain, digital finance, emerging technology, and practical education. Its publications are designed to make complex technologies understandable while examining their economic and social implications.

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