Will Trump’s AI rebrand to “super intelligence” catch on?
Some people close to US President Donald Trump have begun using “super intelligence” in discussions about artificial intelligence. Experts quoted by BBC Business say the term is unlikely to catch on, leaving its wider use uncertain.
Some people close to US President Donald Trump have started using the term “super intelligence” in relation to artificial intelligence, according to BBC Business.
Experts cited by the outlet said the term is unlikely to catch on.
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