Trump at the UN rejects any "globalist" control of SI and announces that US documents will now call SI "superintelligence"
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The biggest SI power has publicly refused global brakes: the race to superintelligence is now official policy, not a metaphor.
Speaking at the UN General Assembly, Trump said the US "completely rejects any attempt to build a globalist scheme of control" over SI, and compared those warning of risks to people who "said that in 12 years we'd all die from global warming." "I am not going to strangle the growth of something that will be bigger than the industrial revolution," he said; "whoever wins at superintelligence, wins." The word "artificial," he said, sounds like a "fake," so all US documents will switch to the term "super intelligence"; there is no official directive for agencies yet. The speech came the day after 20 countries and the EU called for international oversight of frontier models.