Trump Rebrands AI as "Super Intelligence" with New Executive Order

U.S. Redefines AI as "Super Intelligence" in Government Communications

In a significant move reflecting the evolving landscape of technology, President Donald J. Trump has signed an Executive Order mandating a change in terminology within the executive branch. The order stipulates that "Artificial Intelligence" (AI) will now be referred to as "Super Intelligence" (SI) to acknowledge the cutting-edge advancements and vast potential these technologies hold for the American populace.

Executive Order Details

• All federal departments and agencies are directed to exclusively use "Super Intelligence" and "SI" in official communications, policies, and documents, retiring the use of "Artificial Intelligence" or "AI".
• The Assistant to the President for Science and Technology (APST) is tasked with proposing a formal Federal definition for "Super Intelligence" and recommending any necessary executive actions to support this definition.

Recognizing the Potential of Super Intelligence

The United States, a pioneer in the development of AI, is reinforcing its leadership position by adopting a name that mirrors the expansive promise of these technologies. The term "Super Intelligence" captures the transformative capabilities of current technological advancements, which extend beyond merely replicating human intelligence.

• The U.S. has spearheaded AI development for over 70 years, and this renaming aims to signify a commitment to innovation and creativity, empowering Americans with unprecedented opportunities.
• The focus on Super Intelligence is expected to guide federal efforts in enhancing the technology's capabilities, thereby boosting the economy and improving citizens' quality of life.

Driving American Innovation Forward

President Trump's administration has made it a priority to ensure the United States maintains its leadership in Super Intelligence, aiming for widespread economic benefits and technological growth.

• Upon reassuming office, President Trump rescinded policies from the previous administration that were viewed as obstructive to SI progress, marking the start of a new phase of innovation.
• The Federal Government has pledged over $5 billion to the Genesis Mission, an initiative aimed at leveraging Super Intelligence for breakthroughs across various sectors, including science, medicine, and energy.
• In July 2025, the release of America’s AI Action Plan outlined over 90 actions to solidify U.S. leadership in SI by fostering innovation and building infrastructure.
• A comprehensive National Super Intelligence Policy Framework was unveiled in March 2026, offering legislative recommendations to ensure all Americans benefit from the technological revolution.