Part of new tech and big changes is the overreaction and underreaction to those changes. With AI, you have some of the world thinking it’s over and we’re going to lose to the robots. You have others just ignoring it and carrying on with business as usual. Then there are those using it as a tool and becoming more productive. And finally, you have the group that thinks it is everything, trying to make everything a nail with their AI hammer.
The reality is that the group that adds it as a tool will most likely be the winner. They understand how it works and use tools others have built to make their lives better and more efficient. They concentrate on what they already do well and figure out how AI can make it better. That will be the common person. The volatility of the other views is going to drive the daily narrative.
Every day you will hear news like “this industry will die,” “these people’s jobs will be replaced,” and “we can’t believe anything anymore,” which will send emotions and actions all over the place. We will overreact, just as the stock market has, trying to value these tools and their abilities. Not only how much value they will add, but who and what will be replaced with the push of a button. We have an idea, but we are still guessing. I love that guessing because it gives me time. Time to lean into what I think will happen and place my bets. Time to invest in companies I believe will be part of the infrastructure of the future. Time to short the companies that are naive and will be overcome by a chip.
It’s not a scary time. It’s an amazing time. And the last time I checked, I am doing all of this on a computer and through domain names. Domains will be fine. How we manage and buy them may change. How people remember a company or website will not. Brands will be just as important as a person’s name. We need identification and association. Everyone will have one, and some will carry more trust, popularity, and value than others.
Quote of the Day: “We tend to overestimate the effect of a technology in the short run and underestimate the effect in the long run.” — Roy Amara
Domain of the Day: StockEngine.com AI trading agent comes to mind
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Dynadot
QuantumAI.app Save a hundred K with the dot app
DubaiSupercars.com 20 year old name and their definitely are a lot of supercars in Dubai
HomeSchool.io Under $10. Online education
Izzoo.com Up for auction again. Looks like its where it was last time. Closes today
GDBR.com Solid letters $800-1K name IMO at wholesale
Agentic.dog Get em Fido
Mars.ws Where Elon is going to put the data centers. “We need to change a card out”.”OK that will take 19 years, be right back”
Soul.kitchen Solid restaurant name
Namejet
SpaceBall.com Everyone loves the movie. Especially Elon
Zovio.com These smooth, nice 5L.coms are now going for $1000 at auction. Everyone thinks they have one but there are subtle differences
OccuSafe.com Exudes keeping your business safe. And OSHA complient
LearnFirstAid.com Only a few bidders on this important call to action name
RankEasy.com Solid SEO name
MountainAdventure.com My kind of name
Ntelligence.com smart brand
PrintRoom.com Ideal name for online printing company
Atom – Active Auctions
Maadi.com Has three bids. Nice sounding brand
CryptoProxy.com No reserve. Privacy is a big thing in crypto. This sounds like a proxy account which can hide identity
Massify.com Not even sure its a real word but exudes”make it bigger”
MarketGenerator.com AI financial modeling name
FirmMind.com Mind is the driver
Rayaq.com Not a bad 5L for $50
Sedo
PoolAlarm.com A bit generic but pool alarms and covers save hundreds of lives
UMYD.com Not bad letters for $250
IdentityTheft.org High reserve but deserving
NexusCore.ai Taken in 62 extensions
Vazer.com Under four figures
Catched
Defi.ec You know dot ec doesn’t have much value when the keyword defi doesn’t get a bid
Satoshi.ec Same
Robot.xxx Sexy
Rizz.fun $48 renewal. You would literally have the Rizz
Gambling.coach I had no idea there was a .coach. None
Creators.studio Solid brand for a AI building tool. No bids
AgenticMind.xyz No bids
Educational.Tools Lern
Godaddy Domains with Bids
TheRecruiter.com Sounds like the latest Jason Stathom movie
DanceWorld.com New show on TV or the local dance studio
GymnasticsZone.com Most of the kids in dance also do this. Big Moneymaker
GameFinders.com Video or pickleball
KidsOnTrack.com Tutors all the way
SWRoofing.com I think you could have a business model selling LLRoofing LLLawncare and LLLandscaping names
HempStone.com Classy cannabis store
BlockJobs.com Here’s your new blockchain job board
RoomLabs.com All labs names worth a look
UglyProperty.com Marketing play. The name gets your attention. Fixer Upper type properties
SCMI.com Great letters
SpiderBot.com Love this one. On point and fun name
TaxProperties.com Tax advantage of the tax writeoffs
DCOC.com Good letters and I know some of you like DCOC
PlanetGold.com Also sounds like a strip club
Pathex.com Decent brandable
ZeroHeroes.com Everyone is equal at Zero Heroes
WealthStories.com Definitely will be a podcast
Kippis.com Taken in 33 extensions
Godaddy Names Value Names (Low or No Bids)
Other GoDaddy Names With More Than One Bid
94255.com
agnt.org
ameta.net
AskWeather.com
burgerstandnm.com
CaliforniaLodging.com
ClarityNetwork.com
DellIs.com
EagleFoundation.com
elranchotapatio.com
enciclopediadelecuador.com
erena.org
gbg.net
haroldschickenatl.com
Jack33.com
jili28.com
LocalAcademy.com
MicroscopeClarity.com
MyHotCars.com
NiceCoins.com
Oomph-Wellness.org
phillycrabdujour.com
poderdaescuta.com
RenoVera.com
SaltrockTavern.com
schwering.com
SinsLife.com
SkyBits.com
SteelBase.com
tkuc.com
tritoninc.com
TubeLights.com
VancouverDowntown.com
VirginiabeachRealEstate.com
wcauditor.org
WesternGoods.com
ZomaToPay.com
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