In a little display of modern aristocracy, Kris Marszalek has laid a $70 million wager on the future of artificial intelligence, darling-snapping up AI.com and relaunching it as a salon for autonomous personal AI agents, just in time for a Super Bowl LX debut that pretends it didn’t plan the curtain call all along.
- Marszalek snapped up AI.com for $70 million, the chicest domain purchase on record, paid entirely in cryptocurrency and unveiled alongside a Super Bowl LX ad.
- AI.com now offers personal autonomous AI agents with their own virtual computers, capable of using apps, sending messages, managing work, and trading stocks, with free and paid subscription tiers.
Crypto.com and AI.com.
AI.com’s latest incarnation follows years of high-profile redirects, having previously pointed users to OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Elon Musk’s xAI, Google’s Gemini, and briefly Chinese startup DeepSeek. Now it stands on its own stage, a debutante with a wild prophecy for the future of consumer tech.
While the .ai extension is technically Anguilla’s country-code domain, it has become synonymous with artificial intelligence globally-making AI.com both a useful platform and a symbolic land grab in the race to define the next era of consumer tech.
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