White House's AI 'Super Intelligence' accord includes spelling error under Trump's signature
The document signed by Donald Trump and six tech executives misspelled 'United States' as 'Unites States.'
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An accord on artificial intelligence signed by US President Donald Trump and six technology executives contained a spelling error in the text beneath the president's signature, according to The Guardian.
The White House misspelled "United States" as "Unites States" under Trump's signature on the accord, which covers what the administration has branded "Super Intelligence," a term Trump has used to rebrand artificial intelligence initiatives.
Trump and six technology executives voluntarily signed the document, which includes commitments related to the safe development of artificial intelligence.
No public comment from the White House on the error was included in the available reporting.
Sources
- ‘President of the Unites States’: White House’s AI accord includes spelling error — The Guardian — World
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