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President Donald Trump signed an executive order requiring the US federal government to use the term 'Super Intelligence' instead of 'artificial intelligence' across official websites, policy documents, and press releases.

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Trump Orders US Government to Use 'Super Intelligence' Instead of 'Artificial Intelligence'

What happened?

FAQ

What is the 'Super Intelligence' term in the US executive order?

It is the term President Trump has required federal agencies to use in official websites, documents, and press releases instead of 'artificial intelligence', according to The Verge.

Does the executive order change laws or regulatory powers?

The source describes it as a change in official naming; the published summary does not mention any change to regulatory powers or existing laws.

How does this compare with the debate in China?

Trump said Chinese President Xi Jinping 'loves' the term, according to The Verge, suggesting rhetorical alignment between Washington and Beijing without necessarily implying policy convergence.

Should MENA institutions update their documents now?

There is no external mandate, but teams dealing with official US entities may need to align terminology in correspondence and contracts to avoid confusion.

Source: The Verge AI

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