Former President Donald Trump announced a ban on the term “artificial intelligence” in all relevant U.S. government documents and communications, citing the phrase’s inaccuracy. He advocates replacing it with “super intelligence,” which he describes as a more accurate and positive term. Trump criticized media outlets for continuing to use “artificial intelligence” and signed an executive order directing the executive branch to adopt the new terminology. He also announced the creation of a “Super Intelligence Force,” led by the Director of National Intelligence, to coordinate federal efforts in this area. Trump emphasized that the word “artificial” implies the intelligence is fake, which he disputes, asserting that the technology is remarkable. This initiative has sparked discussion about AI terminology and public perception. Original reporting by The Hill.
