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Trump Announces Renaming of AI to 'Super Intelligence' at UNGA
During his speech at the UN General Assembly, President Trump stated that AI will now be referred to as 'super intelligence' and rejected international regulation.
US President Donald Trump announced on Tuesday that the United States will officially refer to artificial intelligence as 'super intelligence.' This announcement was made during his address to the 81st United Nations General Assembly in New York, where he expressed that the term 'artificial' gives a false impression of the technology.
In his speech, Trump criticized suggestions for international oversight of AI, labeling them a 'globalist scheme' aimed at controlling technological advancements. He compared these calls to warnings about climate change, which he has previously dismissed as exaggerated.
While addressing various global issues, Trump also maintained a focus on US dominance, stating that the renaming of AI was part of this agenda. He argued that the portrayal of intelligence as artificial undermines its significance.
Trump's remarks on AI and regulation come at a time of increasing scrutiny regarding the impact of technology on society. As countries around the world contemplate regulations for AI, his administration appears to be positioning itself against external control.
The president's announcement has drawn mixed reactions. Some commentators criticize the rebranding effort, arguing it lacks substance amid serious discussions about AI regulation and ethical considerations. Others view it as part of a broader narrative aimed at emphasizing US technological superiority.
As the debate on AI oversight continues, Trump's decision to rename the technology raises questions about the approach that the US will take in the global dialogue concerning its development and ethical implications.