According to a report by Kyodo News on October 8, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi expressed negative opinions on the question of “whether the name of artificial intelligence should be changed to 'super intelligence'” during a question from representatives of various parties in the House of Representatives on the 8th. “It should still be called AI at this stage,” she said. Meanwhile, US President Trump is working to promote the use of “SI” to replace “AI.” Takaichi said, “Whether it's government documents or academic papers, the term 'AI' has become mainstream. It's hard to replace all of the relevant statements right away.” She also said that in the future, she will pay close attention to developments in the international community and national governments. This was her statement in response to a question from National Democratic Party leader Tamaki Yuichiro. US President Trump said in a social media post on the 8th that the White House regards anyone who continues to use “artificial intelligence” without using the new term “superintelligence” he promoted as an “enemy.”

Zhitongcaijing · 2d ago
According to a report by Kyodo News on October 8, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi expressed negative opinions on the question of “whether the name of artificial intelligence should be changed to 'super intelligence'” during a question from representatives of various parties in the House of Representatives on the 8th. “It should still be called AI at this stage,” she said. Meanwhile, US President Trump is working to promote the use of “SI” to replace “AI.” Takaichi said, “Whether it's government documents or academic papers, the term 'AI' has become mainstream. It's hard to replace all of the relevant statements right away.” She also said that in the future, she will pay close attention to developments in the international community and national governments. This was her statement in response to a question from National Democratic Party leader Tamaki Yuichiro. US President Trump said in a social media post on the 8th that the White House regards anyone who continues to use “artificial intelligence” without using the new term “superintelligence” he promoted as an “enemy.”