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SEC to Host Roundtable on 'Super Intelligence' Following Trump's Redefinition of AI

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 19

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What happened

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President Donald Trump renamed artificial intelligence as "super intelligence." The Securities and Exchange Commission announced it will host a roundtable on November 9th to discuss "super intelligence" and machine-understandable data. The event will explore how market participants use this technology, the associated risks and costs, and how the SEC can facilitate its use.

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Why it matters

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The SEC roundtable will specifically address the risks and costs of using "super intelligence" in the market. Financial services is noted as a major user of this technology, where agentic trading is already taking place. Joshua White, Chief Economist, noted that feedback from participants will help the SEC facilitate the technology's use.

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Who's involved

Donald TrumpRenamed artificial intelligence as "super intelligence".
Securities and Exchange CommissionHosting a roundtable to discuss "super intelligence" and associated risks.
Joshua WhiteServes as Chief Economist for the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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Might face increased compliance costs for AI development due to the SEC's discussion of risks.

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The entities involved

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Joshua White
professor at at Johns Hopkins SAIS

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