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Trump says the US government will ban the term 'AI' from official documents

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President Trump says on Truth Social that the US government will soon ban the terms "AI" and "Artificial Intelligence" from all relevant documents, calling them inaccurate.

Gizmodo reports that a September 29 executive order already requires federal officials to use "Super Intelligence" instead. Trump also criticized the Wall Street Journal for continuing to use "artificial intelligence."

The earlier report, a post by Andrew Curran on X, gave no details on scope, timeline, or legal mechanism, and the Gizmodo report does not add a timeline or enforcement method.

Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 27, 7:45 PM ET

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  1. Gizmodo · AINews
    Trump says he will ban the term "AI" in federal documents

    AIPresident Donald Trump said on Truth Social that he will soon ban the term "AI" and "Artificial Intelligence" from all relevant documents, calling it inaccurate. A September 29 executive order already requires federal officials to use "Super Intelligence" instead, and Trump criticized the Wall Street Journal for continuing to use "artificial intelligence."

  2. Andrew CurranX
    Trump says the US government will ban the term "AI"

    AIPresident Trump said the US government will officially ban the term "AI" (Artificial Intelligence), citing its inaccuracy. The post gives no details on the scope, timeline, or legal mechanism of the proposed ban.

    Image from @AndrewCurran_'s post

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