2026-09-22
President Trump spoke at the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday and said the term "artificial intelligence" would be changed to "super intelligence" in official usage. He also addressed concerns about global control or regulation of AI technology.
Left-leaning coverage frames Trump's comments as dismissive of legitimate global concerns about AI's risks to humanity, emphasizing his rejection of oversight. Center coverage reports the renaming announcement and his rejection of a 'globality scheme' to control AI in more neutral, direct terms without characterizing his motives. Right-leaning coverage frames the same remarks as a firm stance against 'globalist' control of AI, portraying Trump as decisively asserting U.S. leadership in the technology and defending the term change with his own reasoning that 'artificial' sounds 'fake.'
Frames Trump as dismissing international concerns about AI's dangers to humanity while unilaterally renaming the technology.
President Donald Trump said Tuesday at the United Nations that he is changing the term "artificial intelligence" to "super intelligence" because it's "more accurate," as he dismissed global concerns about the technology and its effects on humanity.
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