In 2018, a tiny Caribbean island made about $2.9 million selling “.ai” web addresses.
In 2025, it made $85.5 million.
Nothing about the island changed between those two numbers.
The world just started caring about two letters it happened to own.
People who registered .ai names early, before “AI” was on every billboard, sold some of them for prices that sound made up.
→ Cloud.ai went for $600,000.
→ Law.ai went for $350,000.
On September 29, 2026, the US government officially stopped saying “AI.” It now says “SI,” short for Super Intelligence.
Within days, speculators were buying up .si domains.
I want you moving this week too, before the obvious opportunities are gone and making money with SI becomes difficult and saturated.
I made a one-pager showing every layer of SI. Save it for later.
What You’ll Walk Away With
By the end of this issue, you will:
→ Know exactly what changed with “SI” and what didn’t.
→ Have 6 ways to make money from the rename, each with step-by-step instructions.
→ Have a copy-paste prompt for every step.
→ Have a free workflow that turns one article into a week of content.
→ Know which ideas are safe bets and which are gambles.
→ Get The SI Early Mover Kit, with every prompt template in one place.
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Why I’m Sharing This
When the news broke, I shrugged.
It’s a new name for the same technology.
Then I remembered Anguilla.
Anguilla got rich from attention.
When millions of people start searching for a new word, whoever is already standing at the front of that search gets paid.
People started searching “SI” last week, and from what I can see, very few are making anything for those searches yet.
That gap won’t last.
I’m sending you this now, while it’s still early, because that’s what AI In Public is for. We test things in public so you can win in private.
I am sharing this because I want my audience to get ahead of everyone and benefit early before it gets buried.
So let's go into a deep dive of SI.
Know someone who should hear about SI before everyone else does? Send this their way.
Workflow: The SI Content Engine
It turns one explainer into a full week of content, and every piece stays accurate because the facts live inside Claude.
Part 1: Set up the Project
Open claude.ai.
Click Projects in the sidebar.
Click on New Project.
Name it “SI Content Engine,” and click on Create Project.
Paste the instructions below into the Project’s instructions box.
About me:
I'm Sara, a freelance content writer who helps small business owners understand new technology. My audience is non-technical founders in the US and UK. I write in short sentences, plain English, and a friendly, direct tone. I never use hype words like "revolutionary" or "game-changer."
Verified SI facts (use only these, never invent new ones):
1. On September 29, 2026, President Trump signed an executive order directing US federal agencies to use "Super Intelligence" (SI) instead of "Artificial Intelligence" (AI).
2. The order applies to the US executive branch. It does not apply to private companies or other countries.
3. The White House has 60 days to propose an official legal definition of SI.
4. The technology did not change. ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini work exactly as before.
Rules for every piece:
1. Write for one platform at a time, in that platform's style.
2. Before giving me a draft, check it against the facts above and remove anything that isn't supported.
3. Check it against my tone rules and fix anything that breaks them.
4. Give me the final version only.(Edit the “About me” lines so they describe you.)
Save the Project.
Part 2: Run it every week (20 minutes)
Open a new chat inside the Project.
Paste the prompt below to write your "What is SI?" explainer.
Write a 600-word beginner explainer titled "What Is SI? The US Just Renamed AI, and Here's What It Means for You."
Use only the verified SI facts in this Project.
Structure it like this:
1. Open with what happened in 2 or 3 short sentences.
2. Explain what changed (the name) and what didn't (the technology).
3. Say who the order applies to, and who it doesn't.
4. End with 3 practical ways a regular person can use these tools this week.
Write at an 8th-grade reading level. Short sentences. No hype.
Copy the result.
Now paste the result along with the prompt below again.
The weekly prompt:
Turn the article above into one week of content:
1. A 60-second talking-head video script.
2. Five X posts, each under 280 characters, each with a different angle.
3. Three LinkedIn posts, 120 to 180 words each.
4. One Substack Note under 70 words.
Label each piece with the day I should post it, Monday to Sunday.
Copy each piece into the platform it was written for.
Schedule them across the week.
Next week, write a new explainer on a fresh SI angle, like the official definition when it lands, and run the same prompt again.
The setup is done, so it only takes 20 minutes.
You just built a week of content in 20 minutes. If that helped, pass it on to one creator friend.
What’s Below the Paywall
6 benefits that you can take right now without any delay from SI and make a lot of money.
SI domains you can buy now and sell later
SI social handles before they’re gone
“What is SI?” content that rides the search wave
Proposal rewrites for government contractors
Freelance profiles that catch new SI buyers
Digital products built in an afternoon
