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President Donald Trump wants artificial intelligence to be known as “super intelligence,” but the companies building the technology have yet to follow his lead. Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Meta, SpaceXAI, and Nvidia would not disclose to the Washington Examiner whether they plan to rename their companies or products, or otherwise adopt Trump’s preferred terminology after the president signed an executive order this week directing the federal government to replace “artificial intelligence” with “super intelligence.”The industry’s hesitation may have a simple explanation: “superintelligence” already has a meaning of its own in the technology world, where developers have long used the term to describe hypothetical AI systems that surpass human capabilities. Meta, for example, started using the descriptor “super intelligence” last year when it’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, announced he was creating the Meta Superintelligence Labs. This week, however, Zuckerberg, who has publicly supported Trump’s policy position that AI companies should not be rigorously regulated despite safety concerns, seemed to deploy “super intelligence” interchangeably.

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