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title: "easyDNS First To Use AI To Answer All DNS Queries"
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published: "2025-04-01T13:07:00+00:00"
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author: "Mark E. Jeftovic"
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As is customary for the most bleeding-edge DNS provider in existence – easyDNS notches another industry first in being the first (and currently *only)* DNS provider to exclusively answer ANY and all DNS queries using Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Natural Language Processing.

That means the Stone Age RFC-1035 DNS messages have been obsoleted – instead of banging rocks together like this:

![](https://easydns.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/dns-old-way.png)

All resolvers can *must* now simply ask our authoritative nameservers in plain english what it is they would like to know about a given domain:

![](https://easydns.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/dns-ai-e1743512499806.png)

At present, LLM’s have no provisions for DNS cache, so if you think you’ll need to reference a reply later, printing your screen or writing the answer down on a piece of paper will help minimize your token usage.

Remember this date – What a time to be alive!