Trump Calls Anyone Who Says ‘AI’ Instead Of ‘Super Intelligence’ An ‘Enemy’
Trump's post on Truth Social frames terminology preference as a political loyalty test, with major tech leaders already adopting the alternative term.
- President Donald Trump said the White House considers people who use “Artificial Intelligence” instead of “Super Intelligence” to be enemies.
- Trump made the statement in a short Truth Social post but gave no further explanation for his preferred term.
- An executive order directed federal agencies to use “Super Intelligence” when referring to artificial intelligence.
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US President Donald Trump, who has said he wants artificial intelligence (AI) to be called a "superintelligence" (SI), said on Thursday that anyone who defies his wishes will be considered an "ENEMY," but did not specify what the consequences would be.
Trump wants to displace the term "Artificial Intelligence." If you don't talk about "Superintelligence," you're considered a "enemy," according to his latest announcement.
The President of the United States, Donald Trump, said on Thursday that the White House will consider as "enemy" those who do not use the term "superintelligence" to refer to artificial intelligence. "The White House considers as enemy anyone who uses the term "artificial intelligence" instead of the new term, widely accepted and more precise, "superintelligence", wrote the American President in post at Truth Social.
US President Donald Trump, who has said he wants artificial intelligence (AI) to be called a "superintelligence" (SI), said on Thursday that anyone who defies his wishes will be considered an "ENEMY," but did not specify what the consequences would be.
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