AI Is Not ‘Super Intelligence.’ Why No One Should Use Trump’s Term - CNET hackernews 8.0
This CNET article argues that AI should not be called "super intelligence," a term associated with President Trump's rhetoric, because it misrepresents what current AI technology actually is. The piece cautions that such
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