Trump administration ne ab 'Artificial Intelligence' ko 'Super Intelligence' kehne ka decision liya hai aur ek nayi 'Super Intelligence Force' banayi hai. Lekin AI expert Geoffrey Hinton isse khush nahi hain, unka kehna hai ki speed ke chakkar mein safety ko ignore kiya ja raha hai.
Naya Policy Shift aur 'Super Intelligence Force'
Trump administration ne official documents se 'Artificial Intelligence' term ko hata kar ab 'Super Intelligence' use karne ka command diya hai. Iske liye ek nayi 'Super Intelligence Force' bani hai, jise Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton head karenge. Iska seedha maqsad ye hai ki US global tech race mein China se aage nikle aur apne strategic advantage ko aur mazboot kare.
Hinton ki Chinta aur Market ke Liye Message
AI field ke godfather maane jaane waale Geoffrey Hinton ne is decision par sawaal uthaaye hain. Unka manna hai ki government abhi ke systems aur future ke hypothetical systems ke beech ka farq samajhne mein galti kar rahi hai. Unhe darr hai ki safety ko ignore karke bas speed par focus karne se bade risks paida ho sakte hain.
Investors ke liye kya badla?
Sabse bada change regulatory approach mein aaya hai. Ab government mandatory, tight rules ke bajaye badi tech companies se 'Voluntary Safety Commitments' le rahi hai. Iska matlab hai ki compliance ka bojh kam hoga aur innovation ki speed badhegi. Lekin isse long-term mein legal aur ethical standards ko lekar uncertainty bhi badh sakti hai.
Global Tech Landscape aur Risks
Ab duniya do hisson mein bat gayi hai—ek taraf US ka voluntary model hai aur doosri taraf baaki deshon ke sakht, mandatory regulatory paths. Indian IT companies jo US clients ke saath kaam karti hain, unhe ab apne internal protocols ko in badalte standards ke hisaab se adjust karna padega. Speed aur safety ka balance bigda, toh system failures ya data privacy jaise bade risks ka saamna karna pad sakta hai.