Former U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sept. 19 in a Truth Social post that the term "Artificial Intelligence" is, in his view, both inaccurate and awkward, and not the right way to describe AI. He proposed three alternative names for what he called a new phenomenon: Superior Intelligence, abbreviated as SI; Extreme Intelligence, or EI; and Supreme Intelligence, also abbreviated as SI. Trump framed the post as a public vote and invited people to weigh in on what this developing "revolution" should be called. At the time cited in the BlockBeats report, the poll had drawn 10,183 votes, with 1 day remaining before the deadline. The report did not provide additional details beyond the post and the poll figures.
According to BlockBeats, Trump said in a Truth Social post on Sept. 19 that many people believe the term "Artificial Intelligence" is not accurate and is also awkward to say, making it an unsuitable label for AI.
He wrote that a more elegant and more accurate description for this new phenomenon would be Superior Intelligence, or SI; Extreme Intelligence, or EI; or Supreme Intelligence, also shortened to SI.
Trump described the post as a vote and called on people to participate, asking what this developing "revolution" should be called.
At the time of the report, the poll had received 10,183 votes, and 1 day remained before voting closed.
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