US President Donald Trump is once again in his own style. Sensational comments were made. Instead of the term Artificial Intelligence (AI), it is suggested to use the word 'Super Intelligence'. He warned that those who used the old word would be treated as enemies. To this extent, he made comments on his Truth Social platform. But what will be done has not been given clarity.
Trump is trying to change this name in the background of growing concern over AI. He argues that the term 'artificial' belittles this technology, and that the term 'superintelligence' better describes current technological capabilities. According to the executive order signed by him on September 29, US government departments should use the words AI (AI) and artificial intelligence instead of the words AI (AI) and superintelligence. Will he change the name of his company from 'SpaceXAI' to 'SpaceXSI'? When an X user asked.. Musk replied, 'Yes, we will make that change'. However, the full details of the name change are yet to be revealed.
In response to criticism..
As the use of artificial intelligence grows, debates over its safety, misuse and control are raging. There are also concerns about AI-based attacks on government websites and company systems. On the other hand, public fears and opposition to this technology are increasing. At a time like this, analysis suggests that Trump wants to refocus public attention on its prospects by changing its name to a positive one.
Changes in the government website too
In the wake of Trump's orders, the word 'SI' has been prominently displayed on the US government's AI website. But the website address remains 'AI.gov'. On the other hand, it is noteworthy that the word 'artificial intelligence' is still seen in some webpages of the White House.
No control over AI..
Trump believes that America is at the forefront of the AI field and should accelerate the development of this technology without falling behind in the competition with China. He previously stated that companies in this sector can exercise self-regulation. But there are also growing demands for government regulation of AI security. Does changing the name remove any security concerns about the technology? Or will it remain just a publicity stunt? That has become a topic of discussion.
