IT之家 10 月 1 日消息，特朗普昨日签署行政令将“Super Intelligence”定义为原有法律中“Artificial Intelligence”所涵盖的工艺和平台，用“SI”取代原先“AI”的定义及相关立法。详情可见IT之家昨日报道。
当地时间 9 月 30 日，美国加利福尼亚州州长加文 · 纽森签署第 N-10-26 号行政令，要求所有受其管辖的州政府机构和部门，在官方事务中继续使用“人工智能”及其缩写“AI”指代相关工艺，不受联邦政府使用其他称谓的影响。
特朗普要求，在法律允许的最大范围内，美国联邦行政部门在官方通信、公共传播、网站、报告、政策文件等非法律文件中，以“超级智能”和“SI”取代“人工智能”和“AI”。
纽森签署的行政令则明确规定，不管美国联邦政府使用何种术语，加州各州政府机构及部门仍应将相关工艺称为“Artificial Intelligence”和“AI”。
纽森在行政令中写道，语言和术语挑选虽然具有关键意义，但改变某一事物的名称，并不能使一个具有正常智力的人忽视该事物已经被充分记录的新兴安全风险，以及针对这些风险采取行动维度的难题。
纽森办公室 9 月 30 日发布的声明也确认，此次行政令旨在让加州继续使用“Artificial Intelligence”这一名称。纽森同时表示：“超级智能显然不会来自白宫 —— 这就是加州继续引领的原因。”
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IT之家 October 1 news: Trump signed an executive order yesterday to define “Super Intelligence” as the arts and platforms covered by the existing law’s “Artificial Intelligence,” replacing the term “AI” with “SI” in definitions and related legislation. For details, see IT之家’s report from yesterday.
On September 30 (local time), California Governor Gavin Newsom signed Executive Order N-10-26, mandating that all state government agencies under his jurisdiction continue to use “Artificial Intelligence” and its abbreviation “AI” in official matters to refer to such arts, unaffected by federal government’s use of other names.
Trump instructed that, to the fullest extent permitted by law, the US federal executive branch must use “Super Intelligence” and “SI” in place of “Artificial Intelligence” and “AI” in official communications, public broadcasts, websites, reports, policy documents, and other non-legal texts.
Newsom’s order explicitly states that regardless of what terms the US federal government uses, California state agencies and departments should continue to refer to these arts as “Artificial Intelligence” and “AI.”
In the order, Newsom wrote: “While language and terminological choices are critical, changing the name of a thing does not make a reasonable-minded person dismiss the well-documented emergent safety risks around that thing, nor the scale of the challenges in taking action against those risks.”
A statement from Newsom’s office on September 30 confirmed that the order aims to keep California using the name “Artificial Intelligence.” Newsom also said: “Super intelligence clearly isn’t coming from the White House — which is why California continues to lead.”
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