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Thank you. Not sure how I didn’t see that.

• ChrisGranger 7y ago
  I'm not sure if it works in all browsers, but for me at least, even http://ai http://ai is enough to reach the site.
  • zamadatix 7y ago
    I had to go to http://ai http://ai. in chrome (note the "." for the root is at the end), "ai." will autoexpand. Interesting.
    • OJFord 7y ago
      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fqdn https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fqdn
  • Xcelerate 7y ago
    Wow, that’s crazy. "ai" by itself is sort of the ultimate domain name.
  • Freak_NL 7y ago
    I'm sure admin@ai has a hell of a time getting his email address past naive form validation regexes.
    • mrhappyunhappy 7y ago
      I’ve run into issues with sites failing to validate .io addresses.
  • Cthulhu_ 7y ago
    It should, it is a valid domain name after all. something.ai is a subdomain of the .ai domain.
  • emilfihlman 7y ago
    Interesting, this used to work for me but it seems now that Chrome has went out of its way to break it because it still works in Curl. But wtf, Firefox redirects it to uniregistry.com :o
    • windexh8er 7y ago
      > But wtf, Firefox redirects it to uniregistry.com :o Same thing on mobile, but it's taking you to `ai.com` first, and then redirects to Unregistry as it looks to be for sale. And as another commenter has stated `http://ai.` http://ai.` works as expected in FF.
      • emilfihlman 7y ago
        But is is ai taking me to ai.com? Why is firefox making that choice?