US President Donald Trump has made noteworthy statements on a range of issues, from negotiations with Iran to the naming of artificial intelligence technology. While announcing that there would be no attack on Iran before the November 3rd midterm elections, Trump argued that the term “Super Intelligence” should now be used instead of “artificial intelligence.”
Trump stated that they had held productive talks with the Islamic Republic of Iran and made it clear that the US would not launch a military attack on Iran before the November 3 midterm elections.
Trump claimed that Iran was in a very bad economic and military state, and that the blockade against the country remained fully effective.
Referring to the amount of oil passing through the Strait of Hormuz, the US President claimed that shipments had reached record levels and that 22 million barrels of oil had passed through the strait last night alone. Trump emphasized that none of this oil originated from Iran or was destined for Iran.
Trump made the following statements in his announcement:
“Despite Iran’s extremely dire economic and military situation, the continued full effectiveness of the blockade, and record amounts of oil passing through the Strait of Hormuz, I want to make one thing very clear to everyone: We will never attack Iran before the US midterm elections on November 3rd.”
Trump also stated that Iran does not possess nuclear weapons.
New Name for Artificial Intelligence: Those Who Don’t Use It Will Be Considered Enemies
Another noteworthy statement by Trump concerned the naming of artificial intelligence technology.
The US President reiterated his desire for the term “Super Intelligence” to be used instead of “Artificial Intelligence.”
Trump stated that the White House considers “Super Intelligence” to be a more accurate and widely accepted term, and used rather harsh language towards those who continue to use the old terminology.
Trump said that anyone who continues to use the term “Artificial Intelligence” instead of “Super Intelligence” will be considered an “enemy” by the White House.
The US administration, in a presidential decree published on September 29, decided that federal agencies should use the term “Super Intelligence” instead of “Artificial Intelligence” in their official correspondence and public communications.
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