Antropic, which is in conflict with the U.S. government, also uses Trump's term 'super intelligence'

It was found that Antropic used the Donald Trump administration's term 'super intelligence' instead of artificial intelligence (AI) in the newly revised securities report submitted ahead of its initial public offering (IPO).

Looking at the second revised version (A-2) of the securities report (S-1) submitted by Antropic to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on the 10th (local time), the term 'super intelligence' or 'SI' was newly added.

Antropic defines this term as "a machine-based system that learns or is trained with data," and "processes data with various levels of autonomy based on explicit and implicit goals to derive results such as pattern inference, prediction, content, recommendation, and decision-making, and perform actions in real and virtual environments."

In the end, it has the same meaning as commonly used AI.

Antropic said, "The President of the United States issued Executive Order No. 14434, directing federal executive departments and agencies to use the terms 'superintelligence' and 'SI' instead of 'artificial intelligence' and 'AI'," adding that they will use these terms interchangeably in the report to avoid confusion.

This content was not in the first revised version (A-1) submitted on the 2nd, and was newly added this time.

The first revision also included the expression 'SIs', but it referred to Systems Integrators, not superintelligence.

Antropic also actively used the term SI in other parts of the report, such as using 'SI model', 'SI agent', 'SI product', and 'SI app' instead of 'AI model', 'AI agent', 'AI product', and 'AI app'.

However, AI was not completely replaced by SI, and while AI was still overwhelmingly used, SI was also used.

Looking through the search function, 'AI' was used about 600 times in the entire second revision, and 'SI' was used only 42 times.

President Trump judged that the expression 'AI', which includes the word 'artificial', gave a negative perception to the public, and ordered the use of the term SI on several occasions.

Accordingly, Elon Musk changed the artificial intelligence company 'Space

However, some in the academic world are criticizing that this term may be confused with superintelligence, a term that mainly refers to AI that surpasses humans in all fields.

In addition, given that President Trump's SI is a name derived from the intention to reduce regulations on AI, it is expected that Antropic, which has advocated strengthening regulations, will be evaluated as unusual for adopting the term SI in this way.