Donald Trump Moves to Ban Term 'AI': List of Words President Has Banned
Summary
President Donald Trump said his administration will replace “AI” and “Artificial Intelligence” with “SI” and “Super Intelligence” in relevant federal documents. The White House says the change is intended to highlight the technology’s potential and U.S. leadership; it does not restrict AI development.Key Facts
- Trump said on Truth Social that the administration would ban the terms “AI” and “Artificial Intelligence” in relevant documents and other materials.
- The White House said Trump signed an executive order in September directing executive branch agencies to use “Super Intelligence” and “SI” instead.
- White House spokesperson Liz Huston said the new terminology reflects the administration’s focus on innovation, economic growth and U.S. leadership.
- Trump described “artificial intelligence” as an inaccurate name and said “Super Intelligence” better describes the technology.
- The article says the terminology change does not slow or restrict development of the technology.
- Researchers, policymakers and technology executives have raised concerns about possible job losses, misinformation, cybersecurity threats and loss of human control.
- OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warned in September that AI’s future could go badly if companies fail to maintain control as systems grow more powerful.
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