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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.
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Trump's Artificial Intelligence Policies and Scientists' Views on Doomsday Scenarios
United States President Donald Trump's support for unregulated artificial intelligence development has raised public concerns about Terminator-style doomsday scenarios, while experts emphasize that this is scientifically impossible.
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Artificial Intelligence Safety and Antitrust Law Debates
Former Department of Justice official Jonathan Kanter evaluates artificial intelligence safety, regulations, and potential cartelization attempts by industry giants.
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Call to Slow Down Trust and Development Processes in the Artificial Intelligence Sector
While leading U.S. artificial intelligence laboratories agree that development must be slowed down to increase safety, experts emphasize that legal standards are essential.
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Trump Opposes Artificial Intelligence Regulation
Despite warnings from tech leaders and growing concerns, President Trump argued that the artificial intelligence sector is already sufficiently controlled.
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Existential Threats of Artificial Intelligence Technologies and Audit Debates
Existential risks that advanced artificial intelligence systems could pose to humanity have accelerated calls for security protocols and legal regulations in the tech sector.
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Americans Increase Artificial Intelligence Use But Want to Leave Decisions to Humans
According to Rutgers researchers, 72% of U.S. adults use artificial intelligence tools, but the majority demands human oversight in important decisions and strict government regulation.
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