US President Trump Renames Artificial Intelligence as Super Intelligence
Speaking at the UN General Assembly, US President Trump announced that artificial intelligence will be referred to as 'super intelligence' in official communications, while opposing regulations.
Speaking at the United Nations General Assembly, US President Donald Trump announced that the US government will change the term artificial intelligence to 'super intelligence' in official communications and reiterated his firm opposition to any attempts to regulate the technology.
Name Change in Official Communications
US President Donald Trump argued during a session at the UN General Assembly that the term artificial intelligence is inadequate for the technology.
Accordingly, he stated that the term 'super intelligence' will henceforth be used in government official correspondence and communications, and that he hopes the whole world will adopt this term.
Anti-Regulation Statements
Firmly opposing artificial intelligence audits and regulations, Trump stated that they reject globalist control schemes.
Trump also criticized warnings regarding the dangers of artificial intelligence by comparing them to doomsday scenarios surrounding climate change.
Approaches of Global Leaders
World leaders gathered at the UN General Assembly discussed the potential dangers of rapidly developing artificial intelligence and ways to regulate it.
While European leaders called for binding security measures, superpowers such as the US and China kept their distance from these proposals.
UK and France Initiatives
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced that his country will work to establish global artificial intelligence standards during its 2027 G20 presidency.
French President Emmanuel Macron, on the other hand, proposed the establishment of a joint open-source artificial intelligence model independent of the guardianship of major powers.
UN and Security Council Talks
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres emphasized that the US and China, which possess the largest artificial intelligence capacities, must open channels of dialogue similar to the Cold War era.
Meanwhile, executives from companies such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and Hugging Face prepared to participate in sessions at the UN Security Council.