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AI Name Debate Meets Ethics and Frontier Research

🐿️ The Squirrel's Take
The real intelligence explosion might be in pointless rebranding, but UNESCO's ethics call and CASP's report give serious researchers something to chew on beyond Trump's quip.
💡 Why it matters
Public name-calling risks drowning out substantive AI governance, yet these institutional and academic efforts keep ethical and risk-focused research on the table.

Google Trends Canada highlights Trump calling 'Artificial Intelligence' a bad name and suggesting 'Robo-Doodad,' while UNESCO and ENS-PSL open a 2026 call for papers on AI ethics. Meanwhile, CASP's new report 'Understanding Frontier Artificial Intelligence' explores the concept.

📡 Where we spotted it (4)
businessinsider.com
Trump is right, 'Artificial Intelligence' is a bad name. I suggest 'Robo-Doodad.'
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unesco.org
Call for papers: Advancing research on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
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opportunitydesk.org
Call for Papers: UNESCO x ENS-PSL Advancing Research on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence 2026
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Hacker News
Understanding Frontier Artificial Intelligence
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