Report: US gov banning the term "AI" in official documents
lyraxana · x · 2026-10-28
@kimmonismus claims the US government is officially banning the term "AI/Artificial Intelligence" in all relevant documents, with a screenshot as evidence (unverified). The reply is just a dismissive "smh..." This hints at a naming-ban approach to AI topics in policy, pending confirmation.
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