Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Trump Wants to Rename AI, Disputes Copyright Concerns
Former US President Trump spoke at a tech summit, where he said he doesn't like the name "Artificial Intelligence" and wants to change it.
He thinks it should be called something else because he believes AI is really smart.
He also talked about authors whose writing is being used to train AI.
He doesn't think tech companies should have to pay to use their books and articles.
Trump also repeated his claims about winning the 2024 election by a lot, which are not supported by actual vote counts.
Trump wants to rename Artificial Intelligence (AI), disliking the term "artificial."
He believes AI is "pure genius."
Trump criticized authors' copyright concerns regarding the use of their work in AI training.
He argued against the necessity of paying for the use of copyrighted material in AI development.
During his remarks, Trump repeated unsubstantiated claims about his victory margin in the 2024 election.
- Who
- Donald Trump
- What
- Trump expressed his opinions on AI naming conventions, copyright, and the 2024 election.
- When
- July 23rd
- Where
- Washington, at the Mellon Auditorium
- Why
- To express his views on AI and copyright issues.
Authors and Publishers
Donald Trump
Copyright Concerns
Authors and Publishers
Authors express concerns regarding the use of their work by AI.
Donald Trump
Trump argues that paying authors for AI training data is unnecessary.
- Event
- AI summit
- Location
- Mellon Auditorium, Washington
- Main Topic
- Artificial Intelligence
- Key figure
- Donald Trump
- Trump's View on AI
- Pure Genius