PANews said that Trump posted in support of replacing “artificial intelligence” with “super intelligence,” and said that the White House would regard users of the former term as enemies.
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Trump: White House to regard those who use the term “artificial intelligence” rather than “super intelligence” as enemies
PANews October 8 reported that U.S. President Trump Truth Social posted that the White House would regard anyone who uses the term “artificial intelligence” rather than the highly accepted and more accurate new term “super intelligence” as an enemy. Trump had previously proposed renaming AI to “super intelligence.”
PANews reported on October 8 that U.S. President Trump Truth Social posted about the two terms “artificial intelligence” and “super intelligence.”
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The report quoted Trump as saying that the White House would regard those who use the term “artificial intelligence” rather than “super intelligence” as enemies.
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The report stated that Trump had previously proposed renaming AI to “super intelligence.”
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This content mainly concerns a statement about the name of AI: the post described in the report considers “super intelligence” a more accurate new term and made a strong assessment of those who continue to use the term “artificial intelligence.” The evidence contains no related administrative measures, regulatory documents, or specific implementation methods.
Why it matters to readers
The statement concerns the White House,AI terminology, and public communication, but the available evidence can only confirm PANews’ account and cannot establish whether it represents official policy.
Beginners should distinguish between a personal social media statement and official policy; based solely on this report, it cannot be concluded that AI has been officially renamed or that related rules have been implemented.
Risks and unknowns
The evidence does not provide Truth Social the original post’s link, so the original text cannot be verified against it.
It cannot be confirmed whether this statement represents the White House’s official position.
There is no evidence that the White House has issued any renaming, regulatory, or administrative measures.
The specific timing of “previously” and the details of the related proposal were not provided.
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