According to a statement released on February 6th, ai.com announced that it will begin offering autonomous AI agents to consumers. The platform is scheduled to make its official debut on February 8th alongside ai.com’s Super Bowl LX commercial.
Founded by Kris Marszalek, co-founder and CEO of Crypto.com, ai.com allows users to create private AI agents that can act on their behalf and perform tasks across applications while being fully permission-based and under the user’s control.
Each agent runs in a secure, dedicated environment, and user data is encrypted and isolated using separate keys.
The official announcement is scheduled to take place during NBC’s Super Bowl LX broadcast.
A key feature of ai.com’s agents is their ability to autonomously build new capabilities needed to complete real-world tasks. These improvements can be shared across the broader ai.com network, improving functionality across millions of agents.
“We are at a fundamental shift in the evolution of AI, moving rapidly beyond basic chat to AI agents that actually perform tasks on behalf of humans.” said Chris Marszalek, founder and CEO of ai.com. “Our vision is a decentralized network of billions of agents improving themselves and sharing their improvements with each other, significantly and rapidly expanding agent capabilities and accelerating the arrival of AGI.”
The platform is designed to remove technical barriers, allowing users to generate an AI agent in about 60 seconds without any specialized knowledge. Users can start for free, but paid subscription tiers offer enhanced features and higher input limits.
Marszalek acquired the ai.com domain in 2025 in what is believed to be the largest domain purchase in history, and has since been building the platform’s agent AI services and team. He will continue to serve as CEO of both ai.com and Crypto.com.
ai.com said it is considering additional product offerings, including financial services integration, an agent marketplace, and social features centered around AI agents.
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