China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson comments on US use of "super intelligence" term
A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson recently addressed the terminology used for artificial intelligence, specifically in the context of the United States. The spokesperson stated that China respects the U.S.'s choice regarding what term to use for artificial intelligence. This official position follows reports indicating former U.S. President Donald Trump's preference for the term "super intelligence" over "artificial intelligence." The remarks were initially published by the Chinese Consulate-General in Songkhla and subsequently reported by multiple international and state-affiliated news outlets, confirming China's diplomatic stance on the matter.
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- A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson made remarks
- The remarks concerned terminology for artificial intelligence
- China respects the U.S. choice of term
- The context involves former U.S. President Donald Trump's reported preference for "super intelligence"
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