Trump For New AI Name, But Official Document Can't Spell United States Right
An official document regarding Donald Trump's new 'super intelligence' initiative contained a spelling error in the name of the United States. The typo has drawn public attention to the administration's administrative oversight.
Why it matters
Highlights potential lapses in administrative quality control within high-level government policy initiatives.
The error appeared on a document…
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