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US diplomats told to say 'super intelligence', not 'artificial intelligence', after Trump call

US diplomats told to say 'super intelligence', not 'artificial intelligence', after Trump call

US diplomats were told to use the term "super intelligence" rather than "artificial intelligence", following a call by President Trump, according to AP News.

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