President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he signed a document purporting to "officially" change the name of artificial intelligence to "super intelligence," attempting a forced rebrand for an industry he has tightly embraced even as Americans grow increasingly concerned about the rapidly advancing tech. Trump, speaking to reporters on the White House grounds while flanked by tech executives, suggested that a document asserting the new name was signed by the leaders of a slew of AI and tech giants, who had convened there for a lunch meeting with the president. "We've changed the name officially today," Trump said. He was not initially expected to appear at the unusual press gathering outside the White House's West Wing.
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