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Trump tells UN he wants 'artificial intelligence' renamed 'super intelligence' in US documents

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In a UN address, President Trump said the US rejects global efforts to regulate AI and announced he wants federal documents to replace 'artificial intelligence' with 'super intelligence,' arguing the word 'artificial' makes it sound fake. He also dismissed warnings about AI risks, comparing them to past claims about climate change, and said the US is leading China in the technology race.

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A presidential push to change official terminology could signal a broader effort by the administration to shape how AI is discussed and regulated in US policy documents, though it's unclear whether this amounts to more than symbolic rebranding. Trump's rejection of 'globalist' AI oversight suggests the US may resist international coordination on AI safety standards, a stance that could affect future multilateral tech agreements.

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Source: politics.slashdot.org — Posted, 2026-09-23

Published there as: “Trump Denounces Attempts to Control AI, Wants It Renamed 'Super Intelligence' in US Documents”

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