China and Japan also have numerical stock tickers, e.g. Sony's ticker 6758 instead of e.g. SONY.
I guess numeric IDs like that were a consequence of early tech making it hard to deal with more complex character sets ... maybe the association lives on in those cultures?
There's also deeper associations with numbers like 8 representing luck, 4 meaning death etc.
6 sounds like the character 溜 which technically means something like smooth flowing but is used to compliment someone's well-practiced skills.
"666" is often said when someone does something impressive and smoothly. Like if someone double-flips a pancake and it lands perfectly, that's the kind of situation you'd say "666" to compliment them.
01.ai
11.ai
https://twelvelabs.io (couldn't get 12.ai, huh?)
There are about a half dozen more.
I'm laughing at the domain squatter that bought 900.ai, 99999.ai, and 1234567.ai
This has to be the worst possible thing to name your company.