Trump Declares Official Renaming of Artificial Intelligence to Super Intelligence
Addressing the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, Donald Trump announced the United States is unilaterally rebranding artificial intelligence as "super intelligence." The former president argued the term artificial implies the technology is fake, claiming the new designation serves as a more accurate reflection of its actual capabilities.

Trump’s declaration arrives alongside a broader critique of globalist agendas, with the candidate suggesting that federal documentation will immediately adopt the new terminology. He challenged the status quo of language surrounding emerging technologies, asserting that the word artificial undermines the perceived legitimacy of digital innovation. While he acknowledged the need for caution regarding the rapid advancement of these systems, he insisted that the change is necessary to better describe what he views as an amazing technological reality.
This is not the first time Trump has attempted to exert executive authority over nomenclature. He has previously issued decrees to rename established landmarks, including the Gulf of Mexico, Lake Superior, and Denali. Whether this latest directive regarding technical linguistics will gain traction remains unclear, even to the speaker himself. Trump admitted that the implementation of the change serves as a test of his influence, noting that he intends to see if the mandate holds any real power in practice.
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