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I wonder if the same sentiment applies to products using .ai TLDs.

The thing about AI is it reminds me of what Steve Jobs said about speeds and fees.

People care about "1000 songs in your pocket" not "30GB hdd". AI seems to be the "30GB hdd" and people don't always relate AI to how it's going to help them.

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We keep saying "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic" while forgetting that technology only becomes good when we don't think about the technology anymore. It works like magic.

How many users know the difference between MFM and RLL hard drives? Now keep progressing that technology wise. People only know and care that they got bigger and faster. Do users care that the file system may or may not be self-defragging?

Every time I see a .ai TLD I just assume it's owned by a grifter.

It saves time.

*shrug*

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