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China says it “respects” Trump's “super intelligence” switch from AI

headlines: 6 · —

Who wrote first

  1. China Global Times — China
  2. Russia RIA Novosti
  3. Middle East Gulf News
  4. Asia and Oceania The Straits Times — Asia

How it is reported

Russia

RIA Novosti translate
The Chinese foreign Ministry commented on the idea of Trump on artificial intelligence

China

Global Times — China
Chinese FM comments on US' use of “superintelligence” instead of “artificial intelligence”
Xinhua — China
China respects U.S. choice on what term to use for artificial intelligence: spokesperson
Global Times — China
China respects US choice on what term to use for artificial intelligence: spokesperson

Asia and Oceania

The Straits Times — Asia
China says it “respects” Trump’s “super intelligence” switch from AI

Middle East

Gulf News
China says it “respects” Trump's “super intelligence” switch from AI

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