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ai.com is now live! Reserve your @ handle now before someone else does, and set up your most powerful AI assistant. Delegate your work. Stay in control.
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Feb 12
We began rolling out the product to a small number of users. We will use this as an opportunity to fix issues and gather feedback and expand the beta gradually to more and more people. Thank you for your kind patience 🙏
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Feb 11
Thanks to @Adweek for including ai.com among the most engaging Super Bowl LX ads. ai.com is bringing the most powerful AI agents to everyone, worldwide. Claim your free @ handle now. ai.com/start adweek.com/brand-marketing/t…
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Feb 11
Learn more about ai.com from @kris's interview on @tbpn 👇
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Feb 10
Tune in later today @ 1pm PT
Feb 10
BREAKING: @kris, founder & CEO of AI dot com, is joining the show at 1p PT to discuss his latest domain purchase and viral Super Bowl ad
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Feb 10
ai.com ranked 1st among Super Bowl LX ads by engagement. EDO’s CEO called it a “playful jab at tech heavyweights” that delivered the most search results. Claim your @ handle before it's gone. ai.com/start businesswire.com/news/home/2…
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Feb 10
we will begin rolling out the live product to users who signed up at ai.com within 48 hours -- there are hundreds of thousands of people in the queue, so a staged rollout is a must to make sure our infra can handle it
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Feb 9
Insane traffic levels. We prepared for scale, but not for THIS 🔥🔥🔥
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ai.com is the world’s first easy-to-use and secure AI agent. No technical setup required. Your ai.com agent runs in a secure environment with segregated and encrypted data. Reserve your handle now at ai.com
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I just claimed my handle on @aidotcom, and here’s how you can do the same: - Go to: ai.com - Connect your gmail account - Choose a handle for yourself and your AI - If available, click continue - Add a card to verify you’re human That’s all you need to do for now. The process is quick, but the idea behind it is bigger than it looks. @aidotcom is basically an @openclaw agent, just simplified so anyone can use it. Instead of asking it things, your AI has its own computer and actually carries tasks out for you. You don’t just get answers, you get outcomes. It can: - manage emails & schedule meetings - make calls, bookings, cancellations - shop, plan trips, handle subscriptions - find customers or sales leads - manage bills or even parts of a business And if it runs into something new, it tries to figure it out itself instead of waiting for instructions. That’s the part that feels different. We’ve spent years interacting with software. This feels like starting to assign work to software. Nothing dramatic when you register, but the change it hints at is pretty big.
The founder of @cryptocom spent $70M buying ai.com (Early Alpha) And the product launches in 10 hours. Nobody spends that kind of money for a normal startup. I’m watching this one closely. You can keep tab here: ai.com
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Your ai.com agent is like your employee. They know everything, don’t get tired, forget, and are always happy to help. They respond to your tasks and work 24/7 until it’s done. Reserve your free username now at ai.com
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Your ai.com agent will act like your own fully functional PC. Instead of just chatting, your ai.com agent can actually DO things for you. Reserve your handle now at ai.com
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Super Bowl LX. Our ad airs to millions tonight. ai.com
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So @aidotcom has a countdown timer hitting zero at Super Bowl kickoff tonight Here's why this is insane: → @Kris bought the AI domain for $70M in crypto. The largest publicly disclosed domain sale in history → The domain previously redirected to ChatGPT, then xAI/Grok, then DeepSeek. Now it's launching a consumer AI agent platform → ~128M people will watch the Super Bowl tonight (in 16 hours). 18% of viewers say the ads are the main reason they tune in → A 30-second Super Bowl ad costs ~$8M this year, with some going for $10M Tech ad spending is 2x what it was during the 2022 "Crypto Bowl" when FTX, @cryptocom and others flooded the broadcast right before the market imploded → The product: a personal AI agent that can message, trade stocks, build projects, with a "decentralised network of billions of agents" vision This could be the mass onboarding event for personal AI Agents - the alpha will be getting your handle before it’s not available → Marszalek is running the exact same playbook as CryptoDotCom: buy a killer domain, splash on marketing, ride mainstream adoption. In 2021, he spent $700M on Staples Center naming rights, for one of the most valuable sports venue naming rights in history. Built a $1.5B revenue business → He paid for the domain entirely in crypto: @aidotcom traffic is about to go absolutely parabolic One of the most recognisable URLs on the internet 128M eyeballs a Super Bowl ad = the biggest single-day domain launch in history? This is going to provide a huge uptick in visibility to personal agents Yes we’ve seen the same playbook flop for crypto, but this time it’s far more interesting useful to the average persons daily lives Compound this with the continued trajectory of OpenClaw developments and I strongly believe we are about to hit an inflection point in adoption
AI.com bought by Crypto.com founder for $70mn in biggest-ever website name deal ft.trib.al/GYw1UJS
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Feb 6
I purchased ai.com in April. Since that time, we created a team that has been steadily building. There are always twists and turns, but I’m excited with our first launch this Sunday during the Super Bowl.
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The chief executive of Crypto.com plans to debut AI.com in a Super Bowl ad this weekend after the highest price ever disclosed for a domain name sale. ft.trib.al/q07oanC
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