Journal
Guides, registry data and naming notes on .si domains, AI domains and SuperIntelligence. Every article is researched, dated and sourced.
A clear explainer of the technological singularity: where the idea comes from, its three meanings, Kurzweil's 2029 and 2045 dates, and who supports or doubts it. It closes with what the latest survey of AI researchers actually shows.
A sourced profile of Reflection AI: who founded it, how its mission changed, what it has shipped and how its valuation reached $25 billion pre-money. It also covers where its promised open model stands as of October 2026.
A sourced profile of Thinking Machines Lab, Mira Murati's AI company: what Tinker and Inkling do, how much it has raised, who has left and whether you can invest.
A neutral guide to domain brokers for buyers and sellers: what a broker does, how commissions and upfront fees work, and when hiring one makes sense. It also covers how to vet a broker and the cheaper routes that skip one.
A neutral evidence review of recursive self-improvement: where the idea comes from, what OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind reported, what skeptics found and how to read the numbers.
A plain explainer of generative engine optimization: where the term comes from, all nine methods from the KDD 2024 paper with their scores, what Google said in July 2026 and where the evidence runs out.
A 9-step checklist for how to choose a domain name, in the order the decisions should be made, from purpose and extension to trademark, history and security checks. It also includes an extension table, the technical rules and a table of common mistakes.
A dated record of the 2026 .si registration surge built on Register.si's own figures, with completed sales vs asking prices, the main risks and a step-by-step checklist for buyers.
What domain hacks are, which famous ones survived, and how .tv, .me, .co, .io and .ai turned into global brands, with dated numbers. Then a sourced look at whether .si, read as SuperIntelligence, is following the same path.
Executive Order 14434 replaces AI with SI in federal agency documents. This explainer covers the operative text, what the order leaves alone, the dates from the September poll to the November 28 deadline, and whether your company should say SI or AI.
