question The Unstoppable Rise of AI: How Is It Impacting Your Domain Strategy?

[lhmyassine]

Hey Pros,

We've all seen the headlines – AI is everywhere. But I want to talk about what it means specifically for domain investors.

From AI-generated brand names making registration harder, to the explosive value of .ai extensions, things are changing fast. Some people are using AI tools for appraisal, while others worry about legal risks.

What's your take? Are you pivoting your portfolio, focusing on tech niches, or sticking to the .com gold standard? Let's discuss the risks vs. opportunities!

 

[cooljub]

What's your take? Are you pivoting your portfolio, focusing on tech niches, or sticking to the .com gold standard?

I'm ignoring 'members' who post it as soon as I see it.

 

[TonnyDomains]

I agree with cooljub.

 

[Eric Lyon]

Why would you pivot away from .com for tech niches? I would image a .com tech niche domain asset would have more demand than all the other extensions. If you're changing extensions frequently, based on trends, just be sure it's not a promotional registration trend, as that's much different than an end user market demand trend.

 

[TonnyDomains]

I never walk away from anything. Before I have a taken a closer look, ... and made up my mind. Stay or walk away!

 

[mus10]

Hey Pros,

We've all seen the headlines – AI is everywhere. But I want to talk about what it means specifically for domain investors.

From AI-generated brand names making registration harder, to the explosive value of .ai extensions, things are changing fast. Some people are using AI tools for appraisal, while others worry about legal risks.

What's your take? Are you pivoting your portfolio, focusing on tech niches, or sticking to the .com gold standard? Let's discuss the risks vs. opportunities!

AI is definitely changing domain strategy
short, coined names with tech relevance
are becoming more valuable. AutoCogni.com
is a good example of this trend.