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Former U.S. President Donald Trump has claimed that the federal government intends to ban the use of the word “tekoäly” (Finnish for “artificial intelligence”) and to rename the technology “superäly” (superintelligence). In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump said the term “AI” is imprecise and that the government has already officially changed the name to superintelligence. He added that other names such as “äärimmäinen äly” (extreme intelligence) and “ylivoimainen äly” (superior intelligence) were also being considered. Trump wrote to the Wall Street Journal asking when the newspaper would begin referring to the technology as superintelligence rather than AI. He claimed that “practically all” people already use the term superintelligence or will soon do so. The post, dated late September, was part of a broader campaign by Trump to push for a rebranding of artificial intelligence in the United States. No official government statement has confirmed a ban on the word “AI” or a formal renaming of the technology. The claims remain unverified. Article source: Iltalehti | Image credit: Iltalehti
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has claimed that the federal government intends to ban the use of the word “tekoäly” (Finnish for “artificial intelligence”) and to rename the technology “superäly” (superintelligence). In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump said the term “AI” is imprecise and that the government has already officially changed the name to superintelligence. He added that other names such as “äärimmäinen äly” (extreme intelligence) and “ylivoimainen äly” (superior intelligence) were also being considered. Trump wrote to the Wall Street Journal asking when the newspaper would begin referring to the technology as superintelligence rather than AI. He claimed that “practically all” people already use the term superintelligence or will soon do so. The post, dated late September, was part of a broader campaign by Trump to push for a rebranding of artificial intelligence in the United States. No official government statement has confirmed a ban on the word “AI” or a formal renaming of the technology. The claims remain unverified.
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