Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) miners are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to mitigate the impact of the recent halving event. What Happened: The event, which occurred late on Friday, automatically halved the new issuance of Bitcoin, a process that happens roughly every four years. Halving, which is designed to counter inflation, has historically preceded a significant surge in Bitcoin’s price, reported CNBC. However, the halving also directly impacts miners by reducing their rewards. This has prompted miners, including publicly traded companies, to explore AI as a potential revenue stre…