
Microsoft, Nvidia, and Salesforce Adopt Trump’s Super Intelligence Terminology
Top tech CEOs are replacing the term artificial intelligence with super intelligence to align with the White House executive order.
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Top tech CEOs are replacing the term artificial intelligence with super intelligence to align with the White House executive order.

The Trump administration argues existing liability laws suffice for AI oversight, but Bloomberg reports ambiguity remains regarding financial responsibility for autonomous system failures.

Ron Deibert criticizes Trump administration for advancing pervasive surveillance efforts with support from tech industry executives.

Six-month-old chip startup Nuvacore secures high valuation funding while new federal rules require AI firms to report security incidents.

New rules require AI companies to notify authorities and remedy harm from security breaches involving their models immediately.

Microsoft states most visa applications are for current staff, contradicting political claims that the firm replaced thousands of US workers with foreign labor.

The Trump administration alleges Microsoft abused immigration regulations, a claim the technology giant firmly disputes amid heightened scrutiny.