Trump announced during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly that the United States will refer to artificial intelligence as "super intelligence," arguing that the term "artificial" makes the technology sound fake. The comment came as part of broader remarks on AI development and regulation, where Trump criticized what he called attempts to establish a "globalist scheme" to control the technology.
The speech also included remarks on international relations, with Trump suggesting that relations between the U.S. And the UK are better under Prime Minister Rishi Sunak than under Keir Starmer. During a meeting with Sunak, Trump took a swipe at Starmer, highlighting a shift in diplomatic tone.
Separately, Democratic attorneys general from California and New York sued the Trump administration over plans to cancel offshore wind projects, citing concerns about the expansion of renewable energy. The legal challenge reflects ongoing tensions between the administration’s energy policies and environmental advocacy groups.
The remarks on AI and international relations underscore the continued influence of Trump’s policies and rhetoric, even as he steps down from the presidency.
