Trump said that “super intelligence” is more fitting than “artificial intelligence” and believes that AI is not something fake.
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Trump:AI Not something fake; “super intelligence” is a more accurate term
BlockBeats reported that September 26, U.S. President Donald Trump said that “Super Intelligence” is a more fitting name. The name is more accurate because the word “Artificial” often implies “fake” or “unreal”; but it (AI) is not something fake, but an extremely powerful form of intelligence.
Original link https://m.theblockbeats.info/flash/369145
Key points
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BlockBeats reported that U.S. President Donald Trump, on September 26 expressed his view on the name AI.
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Trump said that “Super Intelligence” is a more fitting name.
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Trump believes that the term “Artificial” often implies “fake” or “unreal,” but AI is not something fake, but an extremely powerful form of intelligence.
AI-assisted interpretation
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Trump was discussing the name for AI. He believes that “Artificial” readily brings to mind something fake, so “super intelligence” better conveys the power of this intelligence.
Why it matters to readers
This reflects Trump’s view of the name and capabilities of AI, but the evidence does not mention any specific policy, regulatory arrangement, or industry measure.
Beginners may understand this as an expression of opinion about the terminology of AI, and should not infer policy changes or investment impact based solely on this statement.
Risks and unknowns
The evidence was relayed by BlockBeats and does not provide an official record or complete context of Trump’s remarks.
It cannot be confirmed from the evidence whether this statement will lead to any actual changes at the policy or market level.
The evidence only states “September 26”; the main text does not specify a year.
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