US Department of State Takes Step to Change Terminology in Diplomatic Communication
Following President Donald Trump's speech at the United Nations General Assembly, a State Department bureau entered a new era in official communication.
The US Department of State's bureau of international organization affairs has instructed its personnel to use the term 'super intelligence' instead of 'artificial intelligence' in official correspondence, in line with President Donald Trump's remarks at the United Nations.
New Term in Official Correspondence
The US Department of State's international organization affairs bureau announced that the term 'super intelligence' will be used in place of the phrase 'artificial intelligence' in all diplomatic communications and official documents.
Instructions Within the Bureau
In an informational email sent to personnel by bureau officials, it was stated that a terminology change has been made and that this expression will serve as the basis for the upcoming process.
United Nations Summit
This change was implemented immediately following President Donald Trump's speech at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
Criticism of the Word Artificial
President Trump had argued that the word 'artificial' leads to the perception that intelligence is somehow fake, and called for the existing expression to be changed.