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War of Words: Newsom Orders California to Say AI After ...

  • California Gov Gavin Newsom signed an executive order Wednesday directing state agencies to continue using the term Artificial Intelligence, a pointed rebuttal to President Trump's push to rebrand the technology as Super Intelligence.
  • President Trump signed an order on Sept. 29 directing federal agencies to use Super Intelligence to the maximum extent permitted by law, while tasking his science adviser with proposing a federal definition within 60 days.
  • The order asserts that purporting to change something's name cannot distract from failing to address well-documented emerging security and safety risks, while requiring Artificial Intelligence terminology for all official state communications and policy documents.
  • Newsom also signed bills in late Sept. addressing workplace protections, including bans on bathroom surveillance and requirements for employers to disclose when systems cause mass layoffs or terminations.
  • California Federation of Labor Unions President Lorena Gonzalez praised the measures, stating the bills show how to put guardrails on AI at work and put workers first across the state.
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Gavin Newsom challenges Donald Trump and orders California to maintain the term Artificial Intelligence; he claims that changing his name does not reduce his risks or improve his regulation.

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