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The executive order, announced by the White House after Trump hosted a lunch with a slew of AI leaders
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Multiple recent polls show majorities of Americans expressing concerns about AI and disapproval of how Trump has handled the issue.
Key facts
- In addition to Trump, the Truth Social post shows the accord was signed by six tech executives: Google 's Sundar Pichai, Tesla and SpaceX chief Elon Musk, Anthropic's Dario Amodei, Meta 's Mark
- President Donald Trump on Tuesday ordered all executive branch departments and agencies to use the term "super intelligence" instead of artificial intelligence
- Trump signed the executive order, titled "Inaugurating The Era Of Super Intelligence," to "recognize the continuously advancing technological frontier and the limitless promise it offers the American
- Trump, speaking to reporters during an unusual press gathering outside the White House's West Wing earlier Tuesday afternoon, had suggested that a document establishing the new name was signed
Summary
President Donald Trump on Tuesday ordered all executive branch departments and agencies to use the term "super intelligence" instead of artificial intelligence. The executive order, announced by the White House after Trump hosted a lunch with a slew of AI leaders, shows the president attempting a forced rebrand for an industry he has tightly embraced even as Americans grow increasingly wary about the rapidly advancing tech. Trump signed the executive order, titled "Inaugurating The Era Of Super Intelligence," to "recognize the continuously advancing technological frontier and the limitless promise it offers the American people," the White House said in a fact sheet. The new term must be used by all departments and agencies in official correspondence, public communications, policy and other documents in the executive branch, the order states.