How tiny Anguilla is making millions from .ai domain name

According to Caribbean Life News, A tiny, low profile British dependency in the Eastern Caribbean is raking in hundreds of millions of dollars each year thanks to accidental global use of its rather popular internet domain name. While regional neighbors like The Bahamas and St. Vincent earn much-needed revenue from operating open ship registries allowing international ocean liners to conveniently fly their local flags for a fee, the British colony is capitalizing on its interesting domain name — .ai — in the midst of a global discussion about the use and dangers of artificial intelligence. On any given day at a college football match in the US or a league soccer game in Europe, there would likely be more people in the stands than in Anguilla whose population is listed as a mere 14,500 people. Still, for the local administration of Premier Cora Richardson Hodge, the island’s economy is healthy, even if it is by happenstan