Trump says he will create 'AI Force,' name AI czar
Trump said the government will monitor bad actors through existing laws while keeping the industry competitive against China.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump announced that the United States government will replace the term 'Artificial Intelligence' with 'Superintelligence' in official documents, arguing the word 'Artificial' makes intelligence sound fake.
- The term 'Artificial Intelligence' originated from a 1955 proposal for a Dartmouth College conference. Unlike Trump's proposal, 'Superintelligence' already holds a technical meaning in research, referring to hypothetical systems exceeding human capabilities.
- While Trump characterized concerns about AI destroying humanity as a 'hoax,' Geoffrey Hinton, the so-called Godfather of AI, warned Congress has 'maybe a year, but not much more than a year' to regulate the technology before losing control.
- Experts note that 'Artificial Intelligence' is not a legally designated term the President can unilaterally change. Trump plans to implement the usage across all government documents, a move critics suggest will foster confusion.
- Officials emphasize the need to compete with China, viewing advanced technology as linked to global power. Trump declared, 'Whoever wins AI, wins,' underscoring the administration's focus on maintaining dominance in the sector.
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Trump said the term AI would be replaced with super intelligence in US documents.
In front of the United Nations, the U.S. President has changed the term artificial intelligence into "superintelligence." At the same time, the U.S. President makes fun of warnings about the dangers of technology.
UNGA: Trump replaces AI With ‘Super Intelligence’
NEW YORK — US President Donald Trump has said the United States will begin referring to artificial intelligence, AI, as “super intelligence” in official government documents. Trump made the announcement on Tuesday while addressing the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York, arguing that the word “artificial” makes intelligence sound fake. “The use of […]
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