President Trump has urged the United States to begin replacing the term "Artificial Intelligence" (AI) with "Super Intelligence," announcing this proposal during his address at the United Nations General Assembly in New York on September 22nd. According to Trump, the word "artificial" misleads people into perceiving the technology as fake or imitative, which is why the terminology should be changed.
The U.S. government will begin using the term "Super Intelligence" in official documents, and Trump expects other countries to follow suit and adopt this terminology as well. Additionally, Trump criticized efforts to establish broad regulations surrounding AI technology. He dismissed certain AI security concerns as "hype" and emphasized that technological progress should not be hindered.
Currently, the United States maintains a significant advantage over China in AI technology. Trump highlighted that whichever nation leads in "Super Intelligence" technology will gain substantial control of the global economy. During his 37-minute address to the United Nations, Trump emphasized future AI technology as a primary focus of discussion.
Ref: Technology Innovation
