TechnologyTrump signs executive order to replace artificial intelligence with super intelligence
Original reporting: Reuters
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Earliest published (publisher's reported time): Sep 29 at 8:45 PM ET — this is the publisher's own timestamp and may precede when TodayInPulse first detected the story.
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Trump: "Super intelligence, or SI. And that's the official name in the United States. I'll be signing a very powerful executive order. I spoke to President Xi. He loves it ... 'Artificial intelligence' is like the news. Fake news. I'm going to call them artificial news."
Bluesky · 74% match
shared entity: trump; keyword overlap 24%
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Trump: "Super intelligence, or SI. And that's the official name in the United States. I'll be signing a very powerful executive order. I spoke to President Xi. He loves it ... 'Artificial intelligence' is like the news. Fake news. I'm going to call them artificial news."
Bluesky · 64% match
shared entity: trump; keyword overlap 15%
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So now Trump says "artificial news" instead of "fake news."
Bluesky · 64% match
shared entity: trump; keyword overlap 15%
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