Trump promotes superintelligence and US firms pledge ethical self-regulation
Reports have confirmed that U.S. President Donald Trump has renamed artificial intelligence as "superintelligence" rather than "artificial intelligence," asserting that the technology is not artificial. He pointed out that major tech companies, including Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg, have signed a "morally binding" agreement to implement sufficient safeguards to use this technology responsibly, and that they will monitor themselves voluntarily. This comes amid rising calls in Congress for stricter oversight of the sector, along with warnings about its risks to society and the economy, especially as the U.S. elections approach. Trump advocated for developing superintelligence without restrictions to achieve dominance over China and to bolster the American economy, emphasizing that a society rejecting data centers might lag behind. He also stated that China is unhappy with current reactions. Despite regulatory efforts, the debate continues strongly over how much to control and regulate the technology to ensure safety and security.
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