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'Ban The Term AI': Trump Vows To Strike 'Artificial Intelligence' From Govt Records, Demands Switch To 'SI'

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Times of India'Ban The Term AI': Trump Vows To Strike 'Artificial Intelligence' From Govt Records, Demands Switch To 'SI'
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US President Donald Trump has urged The Wall Street Journal to replace AI with “Super Intelligence”, arguing that the widely used term is inaccurate.

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