Trump Gets Xi to Agree to Call AI ‘Super Intelligence,’ White House Says
THE SO WHAT
When heads of state start standardizing language like “super intelligence,” AI moves further into the realm of geopolitics and public fear, not just economics. Operators should expect more top-down framing battles that shape regulation, export controls, and public risk perception long before the tech arrives.
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