Trump's super intelligence is rapidly catching up in the USA with 3X rise in search as Google Trends shows decreasing interest in 'Enemy' AI — while the rest of the world blissfully ignores it
The term “super intelligence” is growing in prominence in the US – but the rest of the world is sticking with “artificial intelligence”
Google Trends reveals a significant surge in searches for the term "super intelligence" in the United States, as President Donald Trump declares "artificial intelligence" to be "the enemy." This shift in nomenclature reflects a growing preference for a more positive characterization of artificial intelligence, despite global indifference to the change.
The term "super intelligence" experienced a threefold increase in search volume following the signing of Executive Order 14434, which declared the "Inauguration of the Age of Super Intelligence." However, the impact of this linguistic shift is limited to the US, with the rest of the world continuing to use "artificial intelligence."
Despite the US government's adoption of the new term, the main website for super intelligence has retained its previous URL, ai.gov. The move has been met with mixed reactions, with some viewing it as a step towards the nuclear arms race and others seeing it as an opportunity to advance the technology unencumbered by regulations.
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