Donald Trump has officially signed an executive order to change the designation AI into Super Intelligence.

Reports on Wednesday, September 302026 at 22:52 from TechRepublic, TechCrunch and The White House state that U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order requiring agencies of the United States government to renameAI or Artificial Intelligence to Super Intelligence in relevant communications and stop using the term.AI This immediately follows his announcement at the UN General Assembly last week arguing[3] that the new generation is not just capable of mimicking humans but extending human capabilities.[4]

Boundaries that don't violate the law and order immediately.

The order mandates that all state agencies use the term Super Intelligence in related documents or statements, but has no effect on existing laws using the word.AI There is an immediate need to revise it, as well as past orders requiring a new definition of super intelligence at the federal level.

White House negotiations and the list of executives who signed.

On the same day, Trump invited executives from major technology companiesAI and Super Intelligence to the White House for talks and signed a White House Accord on Super Intelligence. The list of signatories included Sundar Pichai of Google, Dario Amodei of Anthropic, Mark Zuckerberg of Meta, Greg Brockman of OpenAI and Elon Musk of XAI.

Pichai's message and his comments on the country names.

Pichai posted on September 302026 that he had met Donald Trump, JD Vance and Speaker Johnson along with the chief executives of technology companies. He noted that there were important conversations and signed a White House Accord on Super Intelligence today.

Something the reader should follow.

The renaming allows U.S. government agencies to adapt the phrase in related documents, statements and policy communications as Super Intelligence while existing laws and regulations that use the termAI still need to be considered on a case-by-case basis; definitions within 60 days are therefore critical for distinguishing between[3] and how Super Intelligence is understood, and the fact that executives of several major technology companies have signed onto the White House Accord reflects this change of terminology linking it directly to the tech sector.[4]