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Trump says he will bar AI terminology in relevant documents, replacing it with SI

According to IT之家, citing Xinhua, President Trump said on Truth Social that he would soon prohibit the term artificial intelligence in all relevant documents and other settings, favoring Super Intelligence instead. His post did not explain implementation. The report also cites an earlier executive order directing federal agencies to change terminology, while US media continue mainly using AI.

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Trump says he will bar AI terminology in relevant documents, replacing it with SI
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What to know

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    The report says Trump’s September 29 executive order directed executive departments and agencies to replace “artificial intelligence” and “AI” with “Super Intelligence” and “SI,” to the fullest extent permitted by law.

  • 02

    Citing Reuters’ October 7 report, the article says the US Justice Department instructed staff to use “Super Intelligence” in most contexts, including court-related documents.

Why it matters

The terminology dispute concerns government and court documents, while US media continue to use AI as their main term.

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