PANews October 1 news: California Governor Gavin Newsom announced the signing of an executive order requiring state agencies and departments under his authority to continue using the terms “Artificial Intelligence” and “AI,” without changing them because the federal government adopts other terminology, unless otherwise provided by law.
Previously, on September 29, Trump signed an executive order requiring federal administrative departments, in non-legal texts such as official communications, websites, and reports, to replace AI with “Super Intelligence” (SI). The White House said the new term better reflects technological capability and potential. The requirement is limited to the federal administrative system and does not require modifying existing laws, contracts, and other historical documents. At this stage, SI still follows the AI definition in current law.
1, Standard Chartered called it: This year’s scam coin-picking win rate is 100%—UNI and AAVE have doubled
2, Gemini co-founder: Zcash’s popularity rivals that of the 2019 crypto market
3, Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin holdings surpass 10,000 coins
4, Bridgewater CEO warns: AI may trigger a “social disorder” risk
5, Middle East situation update: US troops withdraw from Iraq, and progress in talks between the US and Iran is minimal
6, South Korean government announces an investment of $120 billion in the US to build 8 nuclear reactors
7, Analyst: In the past week, the whale sold about 30,000 BTC, increased holdings by 60,000 ETH, and XRP holdings remain largely unchanged
8, An ancient whale who bought 560,000 ETH at the ICO price back in 2015 has transferred 133,298 ETH to a new address 0x69e…27e93, worth about $356 million.
9, Enter the Wuxu month on October 8—watch for position fluctuations.
