A recent article suggests that blockchain technology may have been designed for AI and robots rather than humans. The piece argues that multi-agent AI systems, which require high-frequency micropayments and complex contract execution, are not adequately supported by traditional banking systems. Blockchain's programmability, atomic settlement, and instant finality make it an ideal infrastructure for payments between intelligent agents. This could enhance resource allocation, expand the scale of microtransactions, and reduce the risk of centralized monopolies. However, regulatory and cognitive gaps remain short-term challenges.