Will Trump's AI Rebrand to 'Super Intelligence' Catch On? Experts Are Skeptical
Some people close to the US president have begun using the term 'super intelligence' for AI, but experts say it is unlikely to gain wide traction.
A push to rebrand artificial intelligence as "super intelligence" has emerged among some people close to US President Donald Trump, according to a report from the BBC.
The report said that while this group has started using the term, experts consider it unlikely to catch on more broadly.
The available source material did not specify who is using the term, the context in which it has been deployed, or the specific reasons experts cited for doubting its adoption. It also did not detail whether the term is intended to replace "artificial intelligence" entirely or to describe a distinct category of AI capability.
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- Will Trump's AI rebrand to 'super intelligence' catch on? — BBC Business
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