Donald Trump has shaken up the technology debate again with a statement as controversial as it is eye-catching. His recent position holds that the term "Artificial Intelligence" (AI) is already obsolete and must be immediately replaced with "Superintelligence" (SI). According to this view, the new label describes the magnitude of today’s technical development more accurately, pushing the rhetoric to the extreme by arguing that anyone who continues to use the classic term will be labeled as an opponent—or an "enemy"—of this new era.
Beyond the provocative and media-friendly tone of his words, this debate points to an undeniable reality: the global race is no longer limited to simple virtual assistants, but to models with massive cognitive capabilities and autonomy. In the crypto market—where projects tied to decentralized computing and autonomous agents move billions of dollars—the shift in language toward superintelligence shows that technology is growing at a pace that outstrips traditional wording.
Narratives rule financial markets, and when high-profile figures try to redefine the terms of the game, they force the industry to pay attention. We’ll have to see whether this concept of "Superintelligence" ends up making its way into the marketing of Web3 projects or if it simply remains another loud phrase from the political stage.
Do you think the industry is truly entering the era of "Superintelligence," or is this just a political strategy to dominate the headlines? I’m reading you in the comments. 👇
$TRUMP
#SuperIntelligenceAlliance
$FET
Beyond the provocative and media-friendly tone of his words, this debate points to an undeniable reality: the global race is no longer limited to simple virtual assistants, but to models with massive cognitive capabilities and autonomy. In the crypto market—where projects tied to decentralized computing and autonomous agents move billions of dollars—the shift in language toward superintelligence shows that technology is growing at a pace that outstrips traditional wording.
Narratives rule financial markets, and when high-profile figures try to redefine the terms of the game, they force the industry to pay attention. We’ll have to see whether this concept of "Superintelligence" ends up making its way into the marketing of Web3 projects or if it simply remains another loud phrase from the political stage.
Do you think the industry is truly entering the era of "Superintelligence," or is this just a political strategy to dominate the headlines? I’m reading you in the comments. 👇
$TRUMP
#SuperIntelligenceAlliance
$FET