Sam Altman: 'Superintelligence' is a more accurate term than 'artificial intelligence'
4KTV · x · 2026-10-06
Sam Altman argues that the "artificial intelligence thing happened, or it's close to happening" and that "superintelligence" still understates the magnitude of what's happening, though it's a better word than AI. He says there are no plans to rename OpenAI to OpenSI and expects people to keep calling it AI.
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