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Trump signs executive order renaming AI as 'Super Intelligence' in federal communications

President Donald Trump signed an executive order requiring U.S. federal agencies to refer to artificial intelligence as 'Super Intelligence' or 'SI' in all official communications, a move announced during a White House luncheon with tech CEOs. The order reflects Trump's effort to rebrand AI amid growing public concern and industry warnings about risks. The directive does not require changes to…

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  • Trump signed an executive order requiring federal agencies to use 'Super Intelligence' or 'SI' instead of 'AI' in official communications.
  • The order was announced at a White House luncheon with tech CEOs including Jensen Huang and Elon Musk.
  • Only CNBC reports that attendees signed a 'statement of principles' with voluntary safety commitments and internal controls.

While all sources confirm the executive order and the rebranding effort, they differ in additional details: CNBC reports that tech executives signed a 'statement of principles' titled 'The White House Accord on Superintelligence,' which includes voluntary commitments and internal controls, a detail not mentioned in the other articles. The Verge notes Trump's claim that Chinese President Xi Jinping 'loves' the term, and Bloomberg focuses solely on the executive order's signing and its branding rationale.

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Trump “Very Close” To Unveiling AI Czar, Praises Techlords Inking “Morally Binding” Self-Regulation Pact As Tech Rebranded

deadline.com · 29 September 2026

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