Trump Orders US Government to Use 'Super Intelligence' Term

The US executive branch will no longer acknowledge the existence of "artificial intelligence," according to a new executive order signed by President Donald Trump. Official policy documents, websites, and press releases will now refer exclusively to "Super Intelligence."

At an event launching the America.gov website on Tuesday, Trump stated that "super" is the best and simplest word. He also claimed that Chinese President Xi Jinping "loves it." Trump argued that the term "artificial" is inaccurate, asserting that the technology is very powerful and intelligent.

The directive signifies a change in how the US government frames discussions around advanced technology. While the administration will adopt the term "Super Intelligence" for its communications, it is anticipated that the broader scientific and technological communities will continue to use the established term "artificial intelligence."

The practical implementation and potential ramifications of this terminology shift remain unclear. The decision highlights the president's influence on official language and could spark debate regarding the standardization of technological terms in government contexts.