Back in the 1980s when the internet was still young, countries were being handed their own unique website addresses to navigate this new online world - such as .us for the US or .uk for the UK. The small Caribbean island of Anguilla, landed the address .ai and little did they know, it would become a future jackpot. With the continuing boom in artificial intelligence (AI), more and more companies and individuals are paying Anguilla, a British Overseas Territory, to register new websites with the .ai tag. That includes US tech boss Dharmesh Shah, who earlier this year spent a reported $700,000 (£519,000) on the address you.ai, saying he purchased it because he had "an idea for an AI product that would allow people to create digital versions of themselves that could do specific tasks on their behalf". Tap the link in BBCNews’s bio to see how Anguilla can benefit from the revenue. (📷 Getty Images, Hubspot) #Anguilla #AI #BBCNews