"Super Intelligence" to Replace Artificial Intelligence Term
United States President Donald Trump signed an executive order requiring federal agencies to use the term Super Intelligence instead of artificial intelligence in official documents.
US President Donald Trump enacted a presidential order requiring federal agencies under the executive branch to use the term Super Intelligence instead of artificial intelligence in official correspondence and public communication.
New Executive Order and Its Scope
The new executive order signed by United States President Donald Trump requires federal agencies and the executive branch to remove the term artificial intelligence from official documents. In this context, agencies will use Super Intelligence and the abbreviation SI in official materials moving forward.
Technology Summit and Signatures
The executive order signing process was implemented following a comprehensive summit held at the White House with the participation of prominent figures from the technology world. During the summit, leading industry figures signed a voluntary agreement involving the oversight of processes.
Voluntary Agreement Details
A voluntary text known as the White House Super Intelligence Accord was signed alongside the tech executives who attended the summit. This memorandum of understanding includes multi-layered internal controls and review processes for artificial intelligence systems.
Anti-Regulation Approach
President Trump argued that excessive federal regulations could slow down the innovation power of the United States and lead to falling behind other countries. With these new steps taken, the goal is to protect the global leadership of the US.