Trump Hosts Tech Executives for White House AI Lunch, Plans Order Renaming AI 'Superintelligence'
President Trump hosted top technology executives and officials at a White House lunch focused on artificial intelligence, saying he will sign an executive order renaming the field 'superintelligence.'
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President Donald Trump hosted a group of leading technology executives and administration officials at the White House for a lunch centered on artificial intelligence policy.
During the gathering, Trump said he intends to sign an executive order that would rename the field of artificial intelligence as "superintelligence."
A Notable Rebranding Move
The proposed renaming would mark an unusual step in how the federal government refers to the technology, though it was not immediately clear what practical effect, if any, the change would have on existing AI policy or regulation.
The lunch brought together some of the industry's most prominent figures at a time when the administration has been working to shape its approach to AI development, competitiveness, and oversight.
Further details on the timing of the executive order and its specific provisions were not immediately available.
Sources
- Trump hosts top tech executives, officials for White House AI lunch — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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