Trump wants to create an AI Force and change the name of AI

Donald Trump confirms that he has no intention of slowing down AI development through legislative intervention. The President of the United States announced the upcoming creation of an AI Force to do the exact opposite. He also reiterated that there is no danger to humanity and that the name "Artificial Intelligence" is incorrect, therefore it needs to be changed.

AI Force to promote the use of AI

Several CEOs of AI companies, including Dario Amodei, Sam Altman, and Satya Nadella, have suggested slowing down the development of models until safety issues are resolved, particularly the so-called misalignment (when a model/agent performs actions different from those provided/authorized). Donald Trump stated that any legislative intervention would be a gift to China, claiming that concerns about possible risks to humanity are a hoax.

In a new post on Truth Social, he reiterated that rumors about human extermination by AI are a scam orchestrated by the radical left, similar to those about global warming and protests against data center construction. The President emphasizes that AI will be the next industrial revolution, through which the gross domestic product of the United States will increase by 25%.

For this reason, he will create an AI Force, a government agency that will promote the use of artificial intelligence. It will be led by an "AI czar," chosen from individuals with a high intelligence quotient. Until March, the role was held by David Sacks, now chairman of the advisory council for science and technology.

Poll to change the name of AI

After changing the names of the Department of Defense (now Department of War), the Gulf of Mexico (now Gulf of America), and Lake Ontario (now Lake of America) in the United States, Trump has decided that the words "Artificial Intelligence" are no longer correct.

In a fit of omnipotence, he has initiated a poll on three alternatives: Superior Intelligence, Extreme Intelligence, or Supreme Intelligence. Elon Musk commented on X that the proposed descriptions will be "incomprehensibly intelligent."