Donald Trump doesn’t like the term artificial intelligence, but can super intelligence catch on?
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AI Global WireArtificial intelligence is ingrained in the consumer tech industry, from AI autofocus algorithms to AI-powered editing tools. Is it too late to pivot to the President’s preferred ‘super intelligence’?
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