Anguilla's .ai domain registry earned over $32 million in 2023 thanks to the AI boom. That windfall — driven by demand from artificial-intelligence startups — has become a major surprise revenue source for one of the Caribbean's smallest territories.
Each round presents 10 randomized multiple-choice questions drawn from a pool of 50, so every playthrough is different. You get instant feedback with explanations after each answer, plus a shareable score at the end.
You'll cover Anguilla's eel-shaped geography, the 1967 Anguillan Revolution, Operation Sheepskin, the island's 33 famous beaches, boat racing, luxury resorts, and the lucrative .ai domain. Hook fact: Operation Sheepskin in 1969 was the smallest UK military intervention in history — 300 paratroopers met by zero resistance and reportedly some welcoming sandwiches.
In 1967 Britain federated Anguilla with St Kitts and Nevis, sparking the Anguillan Revolution as residents rejected rule from Basseterre. After Operation Sheepskin in 1969 and years of negotiation, Anguilla formally became a separate British dependency in 1980.
Anguilla is famous for its 33 white-sand beaches, including Shoal Bay East, Meads Bay, Rendezvous Bay, and Maundays Bay. The flat coral-limestone island has a coastline that's almost entirely beachfront.
When ISO assigned country codes in the 1980s, Anguilla received 'AI,' which became the .ai top-level domain. Demand from artificial-intelligence companies has since turned the registry into a major revenue source — generating over $32 million for Anguilla in 2023.
Last updated: April 2026