The increasing prevalence of artificial intelligence is prompting central banks, like the Federal Reserve, to adapt their communication strategies. The Fed has begun holding press conferences designed to address both human audiences and automated trading systems. This shift is driven by the growing volume of transactions executed by AI, increasingly dominating market activity. The situation highlights a future where financial institutions must cater to non-human participants. Experts warn of a potentially "dystopian" future if central banks don't proactively manage the impact of AI on the financial system. This includes understanding and responding to the unique needs and behaviors of algorithmic traders. The Fed’s actions mark a significant acknowledgement of AI’s growing power in the global economy.