US President Trump Wanted the Term Artificial Intelligence to Be Changed

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

United States President Donald Trump announced that the term artificial intelligence should be replaced with 'superintelligence' in official documents.

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In his speech at the United Nations General Assembly, US President Donald Trump argued that the term 'artificial intelligence' creates a false impression and announced that he wants the term 'superintelligence' or 'SI' to be used in all US documents.

United Nations Speech and Name Proposal

Making evaluations at the United Nations General Assembly, US President Donald Trump argued that the term artificial intelligence should be abandoned.

Stating that the word artificial makes intelligence look fake, Trump demanded that the term super, which he claimed is more accurate, be preferred instead.

Approach to Global Regulations and Dangers

While rejecting global plans to control artificial intelligence, Trump described the dangers of the technology and climate change as a hoax.

Exhibiting a stance against global regulatory initiatives, the leader stated that the technology will be closely monitored through the US Department of Justice.

International Calls and Geographical Name Changes

In a call signed by numerous countries and EU leaders led by Finland, transparent security protocols and international cooperation were emphasized.

Having previously come to the agenda with the naming of geographical features such as the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario, Trump this time focused on technological terms.