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Donald Trump criticized international efforts to regulate artificial intelligence, arguing that the term should be changed to 'super intelligence' to reflect its genuine nature. His remarks followed a day when Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and other nations called for stricter AI safeguards. The US President rejected global control schemes, asserting that such measures would hinder American innovation and cede ground to China.
- ▪Donald Trump suggested renaming artificial intelligence to 'super intelligence' to avoid the term sounding fake.
- ▪The US President rejected global attempts to control AI, stating that the US should actively encourage its use.
- ▪Anthony Albanese and over 20 other countries recently urged for greater oversight and safeguards regarding AI.
- ▪Trump warned that limiting AI growth would cause the United States to lose its competitive advantage to China.
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11m ago16.46 EDTDonald Trump has lashed out at countries seeking to rein in artificial intelligence, even suggesting the technology’s name should be changed to lessen anxieties, Australian Associated Press reports.Trump’s broadside came at an awkward moment for Anthony Albanese after he urged further safeguards against AI the day before, and as his government was warned about “censorship” by the Trump administration over plans to curb the algorithms of big tech.In an address to the UN general Assembly overnight, the US president said AI should be renamed as “super intelligence”, rejecting calls for further protections for it.He said AI had a potential to be bigger than the Industrial Revolution or the internet.
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