Donald Trump opposes the use of the term 'artificial intelligence' in public discourse
Donald Trump has urged a shift from 'artificial intelligence' to 'superintelligence', calling those who resist enemies and issuing an executive order to mandate the new term in US government services. The move was announced at the United Nations General Assembly and includes a decree for official use across US government services. The White House has labeled resistance to the term as enemy behavior. Elon Musk and Meta support or use the term in their communications.
- The White House considers anyone using 'Artificial Intelligence' as an enemy.
- Donald Trump warned that those refusing to adopt the term 'superintelligence' would be considered enemies by the White House.
- Trump stated that 'superintelligence' is more accurate than 'artificial intelligence' and proposed renaming it at the UN General Assembly in September.
- Elon Musk supports the name change and uses 'superintelligence' in his X messages.
- Meta has used 'superintelligence' in internal communications, and the tech industry defines it as AI surpassing human thinking.
- Donald Trump announced the name change at the United Nations General Assembly and signed a decree to mandate the term for US government services.
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