Strategy founder Michael Saylor pushed back against the argument that AI's ability to breach crypto applications undermines the case for holding Bitcoin. In an October 28 post, Saylor compared the reasoning to claiming there is no reason to speak English because AI can breach communication apps, dismissing the concern as a false equivalence between technological vulnerabilities and the fundamental value of an asset or language. Saylor's remarks come amid growing debate over whether advances in artificial intelligence pose new risks to cryptocurrency security and adoption. Strategy remains one of the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin, with Saylor continuing to advocate for BTC as a long-term store of value despite evolving technological threats.