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The argument for calling AI “Super Intelligence”

A commentator quoting a White House post calls “artificial intelligence” an imprecise, outdated term and argues that “Super Intelligence” better fits what they expect to come next.

Jürgen SchmidhuberJS
5 Sources, 10d ago, first seen 10d ago

TLDR

A commentator argues that “artificial intelligence” is an outdated term coined for a funding proposal 70 years ago. They say “Super Intelligence” better captures what they believe will be a transformational shift.

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Combined views

13.1K

5 Sources, first seen 10d ago

56 likes6 comments7 saves135 reposts

Sentiment

Positive28.9%71.1%Negative

Summary

Many accounts rejected proposals to rename AI as unnecessary or idiotic, while some welcomed alternatives like YourGen for sounding more precise or modern.

Based on 241 sentiment-bearing replies from 219 accounts across 2 conversations.

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Sentiment

Positive28.9%71.1%Negative

Summary

Many accounts rejected proposals to rename AI as unnecessary or idiotic, while some welcomed alternatives like YourGen for sounding more precise or modern.

Based on 241 sentiment-bearing replies from 219 accounts across 2 conversations.

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Buck Sexton@BuckSextonTrump is right. Artificial intelligence is an imprecise, outdated term that a computer scientist came up with 70 years ago in a funding proposal. We are on the brink of something transformational, and "Super Intelligence" is much more fitting10d
Jürgen Schmidhuber@SchmidhuberAIRT @SchmidhuberAI: In 1956, Cybernetics was renamed "AI" by logic programming experts. Now Trump wants to rename AI again. Let's revive the…10d
Aran Nayebi@aran_nayebiRT @aran_nayebi: IMO, the term “machine intelligence” (MI) feels more suitable than “artificial intelligence” (AI). Interestingly, Claude S…10d
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    Buck Sexton@BuckSextonTrump is right. Artificial intelligence is an imprecise, outdated term that a computer scientist came up with 70 years ago in a funding proposal. We are on the brink of something transformational, and "Super Intelligence" is much more fitting10d
    Jürgen Schmidhuber@SchmidhuberAIRT @SchmidhuberAI: In 1956, Cybernetics was renamed "AI" by logic programming experts. Now Trump wants to rename AI again. Let's revive the…10d
    Aran Nayebi@aran_nayebiRT @aran_nayebi: IMO, the term “machine intelligence” (MI) feels more suitable than “artificial intelligence” (AI). Interestingly, Claude S…10d
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