Summary
- President Donald Trump signed an executive order replacing “Artificial Intelligence” with “Super Intelligence” across the executive branch.
- Federal agencies are directed to use “Super Intelligence” and “SI” in official communications and non-statutory documents.
- The White House says the change is intended to better reflect the technology’s expanding capabilities.
WASHINGTON, October 10 — President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing US executive branch agencies to replace the term “Artificial Intelligence”.
With “Super Intelligence,” or “SI,” in official communications and non-statutory documents. Trump said the new terminology better reflects the capabilities and potential of rapidly advancing technology.
The order also directs the president’s science and technology adviser to propose a federal definition of “Super Intelligence” and identify further actions needed to implement the change.
The move forms part of Trump’s broader technology policy, which emphasises accelerating US innovation and maintaining the country’s technological competitiveness.
