1. ai.com Goes Live: The $70 Million Personal Agent

After months of speculation following the most expensive domain purchase in history ($70 million), ai.com officially launched its platform today alongside a high-profile Super Bowl commercial.

• The Product: Founded by Kris Marszalek (CEO of Crypto.com), the platform allows users to generate a private "Personal AI Agent" in under 60 seconds.

• The "Handshake" Network: Unlike isolated bots, these agents are part of a decentralized network where they "learn" how to perform new tasks (like booking a complex multi-city flight or trading specific RWA tokens) from other agents on the grid.

• Mainstream Pivot: The launch aims to do for AI agents what the 2022 "super bowl of crypto" did for digital assets—bring them to the kitchen table of every household.

2. The "Anti-Ad" Ad: Anthropic Mocks OpenAI

The fiercest rivalry in Silicon Valley moved to the television screen today. Anthropic (Claude) aired a series of commercials that took direct shots at OpenAI.

• The Dig: The ads featured "helpful" AI assistants who suddenly pivoted into aggressive sales pitches (e.g., a therapist assistant recommending a dating site for "roaring cougars").

• The Tagline: "Ads are coming to AI. But not to Claude." * The Rebuttal: OpenAI CEO Sam Altman fired back on X (formerly Twitter) this morning, calling the ads "funny but dishonest," while OpenAI President Greg Brockman questioned if Anthropic could truly sustain its massive compute costs without an ad-supported tier.

3. Svedka’s "Machine-Made" Milestone

History was made during the second quarter as Svedka Vodka aired the first-ever Super Bowl commercial created 100% by generative AI.

• Technical Feat: Every frame, the choreography of the digital dancers, and the ambient music were generated using a custom pipeline of video-native models.

• The Reception: Early social media sentiment is split between "awe at the fluid physics" and "uncanny valley" critiques, but it proves that high-end production can now be done without a physical film crew.

4. On the Field: AI Overviews for Super Bowl LX

The game itself is being powered by a new integration of Google’s Gemini 3 Flash and its "Agentic Vision" capabilities.

• Real-time Insights: Broadcasters are using the model to "explore" 3D spatial data of player movements, providing instant analysis on "catch probability" that considers wind speed and humidity in ways traditional stats couldn't.

• Agentic Vision: Unlike old models that saw static frames, the AI now "investigates" the video feed to track micro-movements in a quarterback's grip, predicting a "scramble" before the human eye can see it.

Prompt of the Day: The "Agent Charter" Builder

With the launch of ai.com today, everyone is thinking about what they want their personal agent to actually do. Use this prompt to create a "Rulebook" for your future autonomous representative.

The Prompt:

"I am setting up a Personal AI Agent. Act as a Chief Privacy Officer and draft an 'Engagement Charter'for this agent. It must include:

1. Financial Redlines: What is the maximum it can spend without voice-print verification?

2. Data Sanitization: What personal information must it 'scrub' before negotiating with a third-party merchant agent?

3. The 'Ad-Blocker' Protocol: How should it handle 'sponsored' suggestions or product placements it encounters in the agentic network?"