Donald Trump is inviting his Truth Social followers to suggest a new name for artificial intelligence as he continues championing the technology despite growing fears about its potential dangers.

The proposal came after a lengthy post on Truth Social in which the President compared concerns about the environmental impact of AI data centers with the debate over climate change and several other contentious political issues.

Trump then published a poll offering three possible alternatives to the term artificial intelligence: Superior Intelligence, Extreme Intelligence and Supreme Intelligence.

‘Many people think that the words “Artificial Intelligence” are inaccurate, and very ineloquent, relative to AI, or Artificial Intelligence,’ Trump wrote.

He described the proposed alternatives as ‘a far more elegant and accurate description of this new phenomena.’

Trump also called AI’s development an ever-growing ‘”Revolution”‘ and asked his supporters to vote on whether the technology should be renamed.

By late Saturday night, more than 50,000 votes had been cast. Superior Intelligence was leading with 41 percent, followed by Extreme Intelligence at 38 percent and Supreme Intelligence at 21 percent.

Trump has emerged as one of AI’s most prominent defenders following intense backlash over a whistleblower’s claim that the technology could eventually destroy humanity.

Earlier Saturday, Trump voiced strong support for AI and announced plans to create an ‘AI Force’ to oversee the emerging technology. He also sought to portray criticism of attacks on data centers as a ‘Democrat hoax.’

‘We will not in any way hinder or stifle the Growth of this incredible Industry. Rather, we will cherish it, help it, and watch over it, as it grows!’ Trump said.

‘However, we will also be looking for BAD, and we can do that, very easily, with our already existing Criminal and Civil Justice System.’

He then formally introduced the proposed ‘AI Force’ and said he would appoint an ‘AI Czar’ to oversee AI development.

Trump provided few details about how the AI Force would function, though he compared the proposed organization with the US Space Force.

Trump established Space Force in 2019 as the sixth branch of the US military. It remains unclear whether the AI Force would also operate under the Department of Defense.

Concluding his post, Trump encouraged only ‘high IQ’ applicants to seek the AI czar role and described artificial intelligence as the ‘next Industrial Revolution.’

‘We are leading China, and the rest of the world, and I intend to keep it that way!’ the President said.

Trump is scheduled to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping next week. US officials have previously said the two leaders are expected to discuss artificial intelligence.

Both world powers have positioned AI as crucial to their economic strength and are racing to establish dominance in the field. 

Trump’s doubling down on AI comes just a day after CNN revealed that an intelligence report generated with AI falsely identified material on a Chinese ship in the Middle East. 

Multiple sources told the outlet that a US special operations analyst used an AI chatbot to analyze the Chinese ship’s manifest and incorrectly concluded that the vessel was shipping components of a nuclear weapons program. 

Almost immediately, military planners began drafting plans to intercept the Chinese ship. Planes were already airborne as soldiers prepared. 

However, just before the mission was set to launch, officials reviewed the intelligence assessment again and found it had been created with the help of AI. They soon realized that the tech had misidentified the material the ship was carrying.

One source called the AI report ‘entirely false.’ It also, they added, ‘almost started a war’ with China, as any military action against the ship could have sparked a conflict between the two superpowers.

The US’s emphasis on developing AI has boosted the stock market through data center construction, but criticism of the industry has mounted. 

Former employees with major AI companies have sounded the alarm on the technology’s dangers. 

Jacob Coxon, a former researcher at Anthropic, outlined in a series of social media posts why he resigned, accusing his company and OpenAI of ‘racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives.’

The story quickly caught fire and prompted Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei to say the company needed to slow down and warned that safeguards were necessary to prevent AI agents from taking over the internet within the next year. 

Across the country, construction has plowed through rural neighborhoods to make way for data centers, which are massive facilities that store, process and manage digital data. 

Although proponents argue they advance technology and provide jobs to surrounding communities, critics point to the centers’ environmental impact.  

The Daily Mail has reached out to the White House for comment and additional information. 

A man has been arrested after his mother was allegedly found decapitated at a remote community in the Northern Tablelands.

Police were called to a property on Ironbark Road in Mole River, about 40 minutes west of Tenterfield, at approximately 9.35pm on Saturday following reports of a domestic violence incident.

Officers were told that a 37-year-old man had entered the property, allegedly tried to steal a vehicle and assaulted the 74-year-old homeowner.

The man was arrested before police went to a neighbouring property, where they discovered the body of a 70-year-old woman.

The woman was allegedly decapitated. The man arrested by police is understood to be her son.

Police said a house on the property had also sustained partial fire damage.

The suspected killing was one of three separate incidents in which women died during a 12-hour period of violence across New South Wales.

In Sydney’s east, a man was charged with murder on Saturday evening after an elderly woman was allegedly stabbed to death at Bondi Beach.

NSW Police were called to a unit on Chambers Avenue in Bondi, in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, at 5.15pm on Saturday.

A woman in her 90s was found suffering significant injuries. Emergency treatment was provided at the scene, but she later died.

A 47-year-old man known to the woman was arrested at the property and taken to Surry Hills Police Station.

A crime scene was established as police began investigating the woman’s death.

After further inquiries, officers charged the 47-year-old with murder, classified as a domestic violence offence.

Bail was refused, and the man was due to appear before the Bail Court on Sunday.

In the third incident, a 23-year-old woman died on Saturday at about 11.45am after she could not be saved.

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She had been found with fatal stab wounds inside a home in Wagga Wagga, in south-western NSW.

Officers arrested an 18-year-old man at the home and he was taken into custody for questioning before later being released without charges.

A 31-year-old man was arrested almost nine hours later at another home in the regional city and was later charged with murder, police confirmed on Sunday.

The pair were in a relationship, investigators said.

Detective Inspector Brent Falkiner added that ‘all three parties are known to each other’.

He confirmed an alleged murder weapon was located by officers.

‘We’re not looking for any other items. We believe that everything was located at the scene, inside the home,’ he said.

NSW and federal political figures responded to the incidents with horror on Sunday.

‘Three women have lost their lives in the space of one day,’ Premier Chris Minns said.

‘These are shocking crimes and families are today dealing with unimaginable grief. My thoughts are with the families and loved ones of the women who have died, and the communities affected by these events.’

Opposition Leader Kellie Sloane told reporters the deaths weren’t isolated and cited data that found a woman is killed every 11 days by an intimate partner.

‘Women of every age, from a 23-year-old to a woman in her 90s, are still not safe in their own homes,’ she said on Sunday morning, according to The Daily Telegraph.

‘I am horrified by the alleged stabbing deaths of three women in NSW on Saturday, in Wagga Wagga, Bondi, and Mole River. 

‘Police are treating these incidents as domestic and family violence related. My thoughts are with their families, friends and communities, and with the police, paramedics and neighbours who responded.’

Sloane said Australia is ‘failing women’ and demanded all levels of government take action.

Three sisters who drowned at Brighton Beach had visited the lake where their mother died just two days before the tragedy.

Jane Adetoro, 36, Christina Walters, 32, and Rebecca Walters, 31, were found dead in the early hours of May 13—16 years after their mother also drowned.

The circumstances surrounding the sisters’ deaths remain unclear, but their cousin Natalie Walters-Daniel, 33, believes their return to the lake where their mother died may have held a “deeper meaning”.

Speaking to the Sunday Times, she said the sisters—who were 20, 16 and 15 when their mother, Janice Adetoro, died—had never truly recovered from the loss.

Janice drowned near the family’s home in Birmingham in 2010.

Ms Walters-Daniel said: “To lose their mum at the ages they were, it was during those crucial stages of growing up and becoming young women.

“Those were the years when a mother’s presence, guidance, reassurance and love should have been there, but they didn’t receive that.

“For them to return to Birmingham, spend that time at the lake and see their mother, I think there is definitely a connection there.”

Janice had been living with one of her daughters and was last seen by her before she disappeared, prompting her distressed family to issue an appeal for information.

She had been suffering from stress-related mental health issues and did not have any medication with her when she disappeared.

Her brother Lincoln said at the time: “The girls are so upset and can’t stop thinking about you. For their sake, we need you to make contact.”

Janice disappeared in January 2010, before her body was found in early February.

An inquest heard that she had gone to a police station earlier that year displaying “paranoid delusions”.

The sisters later moved back to London, where neighbours described them as extremely private and unsociable. Their food shopping was delivered once a week.

Jane was a senior accountant, Christina worked as a junior accountant and Rebecca was an HR administrator.

Sussex Police have now concluded their investigation into the sisters’ deaths, saying officers found no evidence of a crime or third-party involvement.

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Ms Walters-Daniel said: “We are not going to get the full answers to this.”

She said an inquest scheduled for next month could provide some insight into the tragedy.

Their father Joseph previously spoke of his devastation at losing all three of his daughters, saying ‘no words can truly describe the pain’ in a heartbreaking tribute reported by the BBC.

‘You were more than my daughters: you were my joy, my strength and the beautiful light that filled my life with love,’ he wrote in the order of service.

‘There are moments when it feels unbearable, but I hold tightly to the memories we shared, the love we knew and the bond that nothing can ever take away.

‘Jane, I will never forget your strength. Tina, your kindness touched so many lives. Becky, your warmth and joyful spirit brought happiness wherever you went.’

Joseph’s wife Genevieve Barnaby described the sisters as ‘the most beautiful girls [who] didn’t give us no trouble’.

Paying tribute to her stepchildren, she wrote: ‘Our hearts are broken. The pain is indescribable.’

Their cousin told mourners at the funeral that their ‘lives will never be forgotten’ and their ‘memory will live on forever’.

A GoFundMe page launched by their uncle has since raised more than £45,000 towards funeral costs.

The page reads: ‘No parent should ever have to bury their child, let alone all three.

‘While trying to process this unimaginable tragedy, my brother is now also faced with the heartbreaking task of arranging three funerals.

‘As a family, we simply want to give the girls the loving and dignified farewell they deserve.

‘We are humbly asking for any support you may be able to offer towards the funeral expenses.

‘Any contribution, no matter how small, will help ease the burden on the family during this incredibly difficult time.’