US Treasury Department Urges International Partners to Change Artificial Intelligence Terminology
The United States wants its international partners to adopt the term super intelligence instead of artificial intelligence.
The United States is trying to persuade its global partners to use the term super intelligence instead of artificial intelligence, believing it better reflects the evolving technology.
International Talks and the IMF Process
Erin Browne, a senior official at the US Treasury Department, announced that the Washington administration is holding negotiations with International Monetary Fund partners regarding the use of this new term.
The new expression is planned to be included in the joint communique prepared by the International Monetary and Financial Committee, the fund's steering committee.
Reflections on US Domestic Policy
US President Donald Trump instructed government agencies last month to use the words super intelligence instead of artificial intelligence when referring to the technology.
Erin Browne, Under Secretary for International Affairs at the Treasury Department, stated that the US, holding the G20 presidency, aims for this shift to gain international acceptance.
Global Partners' Approach and Expectations
Suggestions that American officials will insist on the new language during IMFC communique meetings caused surprise among some committee members.
The International Monetary and Financial Committee is expected to hold a joint press conference to share the agreed-upon communique with the public.