New YorkTrump called global AI oversight a globalist scheme.
The US, home to the leading AI labs, is now refusing any multilateral rulebook.
Trump’s rejection undercuts a 22-nation push, including Australia and the EU, for an international body to set AI safety standards.
“Artificial intelligence must be shaped by humanity, with humanity and for all humanity,” Guterres said.
Trump meets Xi Jinping this week, having already renamed AI “super intelligence” over industry skepticism.
How each outlet framed it
drawn from 150+ reports worldwide · These outlets told this story very differently.
- BBC leans critical
- distinguishes Trump's marketing rebrand from 'super intelligence' philosophical meaning in tech discourse, questions industry adoption
- News.com.au
Sources: BBC, News.com.au