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Trump’s ‘Super Intelligence’ Edict; US’ Shock Microsoft Call

The Daily Telegraph

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In his latest linguistic directive, Donald Trump says anyone still using the term AI is “the enemy” while Microsoft has been cut from a major US immigration program over “fraud and abuse”. SUBSCRIBE to read more.

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This reporting highlights Donald Trump's rhetorical shift toward the term 'super intelligence' to describe advanced AI, signaling a potential change in political framing for high-level machine capabilities. The article also covers a significant regulatory action involving Microsoft's removal from a U.S. immigration program due to allegations of fraud, which could impact the talent pipeline for frontier AI development. While it touches on the naming conventions of advanced AI, it primarily focuses on political posturing and corporate compliance rather than technical catastrophic risk mitigation.

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Trump’s ‘super intelligence’ edict; US’ shock Microsoft callIn his latest linguistic directive, Donald Trump says anyone still using the term AI is “the enemy” while Microsoft has been cut from a major US immigration program over “fraud and abuse”. SUBSCRIBE to read more. All your news for a great price Unlock this story and more with your subscription Full Digital Access What’s included A refreshed puzzle experience Unlimited articles on app & web Subscriber-exclusive newsletters A digital version of Today’s Paper Pay As You Go No lock-in contract $1 a month for 2 monthsThen $35 charged monthly.* *Read the fine print Full Digital Access $1 charged monthly for a duration of 2 months, after which it automatically renews at $35 charged monthly. Renewals occur unless cancelled as per full Terms and Conditions. Each payment, once made, is non-refundable, subject to law. Not in conjunction with any other offer. New customers only. Prices after any early discounted periods may be varied as per full Terms and Conditions. See www.dailytelegraph.com.au/subscriptionterms for full details. Annual Offer Lock in & save $99 Upfront for 12 months Then $17 charged monthly.* *Read the fine print Full Digital Access $99 charged upfront for the first 12 months then automatically renews to $17 charged monthly. Renewals occur unless cancelled as per full Terms and Conditions. Each payment, once made, is non-refundable, subject to law. Not in conjunction with any other offer. New customers only. Prices after the first 12 months may be varied as per full Terms and Conditions. See www.dailytelegraph.com.au/subscriptionterms for full details. Subscribe Other subscription options Print + Digital Subscriptions Corporate Subscriptions Student Subscription Verified journalism. Expert analysis. Study smarter and stay informed with a student subscription View offer View offer Your Selection: $0 Your Selection – Change selection Today’s Total $0 Read the fine print Terms and Conditions Sorry, we are unable to process your request at this time. Please try again later.