“AI.com”，7000万美元转手

Core Viewpoint - The internet domain "AI.com" has been sold for a record price of $70 million, marking it as the most expensive domain known to date, with plans to launch an "AI agent" business [1]. Group 1: Domain Acquisition - The previous record for the most expensive domain was $30 million for "Voice.com" purchased by Block.one [1]. - The buyer of "AI.com" is Kris Marszalek, co-founder and CEO of a cryptocurrency and stock trading platform [1]. - Marszalek believes that AI will be one of the greatest technological waves of this generation, making the purchase a good long-term investment [1]. Group 2: Business Launch - The new business is aimed at the consumer market, offering a "personal AI agent" that can send messages, use various applications, and conduct stock trading [2]. - It is unclear whether the business will develop its own large models or utilize existing products from major companies [2]. Group 3: Features and Market Strategy - Marszalek hinted that the service aims to provide functionalities similar to OpenClaw, an open-source AI agent that gained attention for its local deployment capabilities [3]. - He emphasized that owning "AI.com" helps establish trust and recognition in the rapidly growing market [3]. - Marszalek's strategy includes high-profile transactions and sponsorships, such as a $700 million deal for naming rights to the Los Angeles Lakers' home arena [3].