AI and digital agents could make intelligence, creativity, and automation abundant. But what remains scarce - and therefore valuable - in such a world? This article examines the paradoxical economics of digital scarcity: exclusive data, unique provable assets (NFTs), provenance, narrative control, personal reputation, and true privacy become the new touchstones. It explains how scarcity (and property rights) shift as intelligence and content become commodities. We close with a Tsuka lens on value: that sovereignty finds new expression not by hoarding, but by mastering what is rare - agency, integrity, and self-authorship in a superabundant digital landscape.
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