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Policy & Society

Policy & Society

The federal government is reorganizing how it manages AI, renaming the technology and centralizing oversight under national security leadership. Meanwhile, the gap between corporate AI ambitions and what ordinary people actually trust keeps

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    Trump orders US government to call AI ‘Super Intelligence’

    The Trump administration is rebranding 'AI' as 'Super Intelligence' across federal documents—a terminology shift that signals how politics shapes the tech polic · The Verge AI

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    Jay Clayton tapped as Trump's new AI czar, to helm 120‑day "Super Intelligence" review

    A 120-day federal review of AI policy is now led by the national security establishment, not scattered agency experts—this matters if your industry relies on go · Policy & Regulation

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    【AI News Morning Edition October 3, 2026】US Intelligence Chief to Oversee AI Policy, Anthropic Discloses Government Relations as Revenue Risk—AI Competition Shifts Toward ...

    Major AI companies like Anthropic are now disclosing government relations as a business risk, meaning policy connections and lobbying power are reshaping compet · Policy & Regulation

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    ChatGPT Health Wants You To Upload Your Medical Records — Cybersecurity Experts Are Begging You Not To Do That

    OpenAI's medical records upload feature has cybersecurity experts warning users away—if you or your healthcare provider consider this, understand the actual dat · AI in Healthcare

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    Call it AI, call it Super Intelligence, only 2% of consumers are buying it

    Only 2% of consumers trust AI pitches despite CEO safety pledges to the White House, meaning enterprise AI adoption may hit a credibility wall that affects long · TechCrunch AI

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