According to the information compiled by the AA correspondent, while the technology world was discussing slowing down artificial intelligence studies, on the other hand, they focused on Trump's name suggestion.
Leading names in the technology industry, such as Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, and Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, called for slowing down artificial intelligence development efforts. Trump, on the other hand, argued that such restrictions would leave the United States behind and give China a great advantage.
In his speech at the United Nations General Assembly the other day, Trump stated that the word "artificial" makes this technology seem "fake" and said, "From now on, all US documents and hopefully all world documents will be changed to use the much more accurate term 'super' instead of 'artificial'." he said.
While Trump's words sparked a new debate, AA asked the platforms in question, "Can Super Intelligence be used instead of the name "Artificial Intelligence?" Artificial intelligence models did not provide answers supporting this assessment.
Widely used applications, including some US-developed models, have chosen to describe themselves not as "superintelligence" but as "advanced algorithmic system" or "artificial intelligence". The AI models' responses were similar in determining that the term "superintelligence" cannot replace "artificial intelligence."
Elon Musk's Grok did not support Trump either
ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, asks "Can superintelligence replace artificial intelligence?" "The term artificial intelligence is not expected to end completely." "But if systems with truly superhuman general cognitive capacity emerge, the word 'superintelligence' may not replace AI but rather become the primary term describing a much more advanced category of it."
Grok, the product of Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company xAI, also did not support Trump. “The term artificial intelligence is unlikely to be replaced by ‘superintelligence’ in general,” from Grok. he said.
Anthropic's Claude model responded to the relevant question: "It seems unlikely to me that the term artificial intelligence will disappear from general use. "It is possible for 'superintelligence' to find a place in the official language of the US federal administration."
Google's artificial intelligence model Gemini said, "The concept of artificial intelligence is not expected to end completely, but the term 'superintelligence' will come to the fore to express a more frequent and specific stage in the technology and politics literature." he said.
The DeepSeek model, originating from China, answers the question: "The term artificial intelligence will not end, and the term 'superintelligence' will not replace it. "The two are technical terms with different meanings in the computer science and technology industry, and a political statement cannot change the existing established technical terminology system."
In general, models of artificial intelligence noted that the concept of "superintelligence" may describe a more advanced stage or political literature rather than completely replacing existing technical terminology.
Türkiye wants a "common legal framework"
Türkiye, on the other hand, is in favor of taking joint steps in the discussions on artificial intelligence.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, in his recent speech at the United Nations General Assembly, drew attention to the control of technology and said, "Controlling artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly difficult. "It is high time to establish a common international legal framework for artificial intelligence."
