Trump tells the UN that AI is now ‘super intelligence’
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Renaming AI to “super intelligence” in US government documents is more than branding—it reframes public risk perception and could justify sharper regulatory moves later. Policy teams should watch the language shift as a leading indicator of how aggressive future mandates and restrictions might become.
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