José Luis Escrivá of the European Central Bank has urged central banks to reassess their financial infrastructure in light of AI-related risks. Escrivá emphasizes the need for systems that can withstand the rapid advancements and potential vulnerabilities introduced by AI technologies. He advocates for a proactive review of payment processing, trade settlement, and risk management frameworks, viewing AI as a systemic risk rather than just a productivity tool. Escrivá's call aligns with the ECB's support for tokenisation, which aims to enhance financial market integration by representing traditional assets as digital tokens. This approach could address the concentration of corporate debt in bank loans by facilitating broader investor access and more efficient trading. While Escrivá's warnings do not directly impact cryptocurrency prices, the push for AI-resilient and tokenisation-compatible infrastructure could lead to increased regulatory scrutiny and support for such technologies.