Can Trump Rebrand AI? Experts Weigh President's 'Super Intelligence' Push
Summary
President Donald Trump wants to rename artificial intelligence (AI) as "super intelligence" and is promoting this new term across the U.S. government and internationally. He encouraged this change during his speech at the United Nations and urged federal employees to adopt the term. Experts say the new name may face challenges because it has a specific technical meaning and could increase public fears about AI.Key Facts
- President Trump proposes calling artificial intelligence "super intelligence."
- He polled his supporters, with 65% choosing "super intelligence" over "superior intelligence."
- The State Department told federal workers to use "super intelligence" in official documents.
- Trump mentioned the change during his U.N. speech and on his social media platform, Truth Social.
- During a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, Trump said Xi was open to the new name.
- Marketing and technology experts say "super intelligence" has a specific meaning beyond just AI.
- Experts warn that the name might increase public distrust of AI because it sounds more threatening.
- Past Trump rebranding efforts for other terms, such as geographic names, were easier to adopt than this one.
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