White House Directs Federal Agencies to Use 'Super Intelligence' Instead of Artificial Intelligence
U.S. President Donald Trump has signed an executive order requiring the replacement of artificial intelligence terms with super intelligence in federal communications.
A new executive order signed by U.S. President Donald Trump mandates that federal agencies use the term super intelligence instead of artificial intelligence in official correspondence and non-legal documents.
Details of the Regulatory Measure
U.S. President Donald Trump issued an executive order titled 'Launching the Age of Super Intelligence' on September 29. This decree aims to replace artificial intelligence expressions in the official communications of departments and agencies within the executive branch.
Linguistic Shift Process
The scope of this sudden change is entirely linguistic and does not involve a fundamental rewriting of existing laws. Under the decree, the definition of super intelligence covers the exact same technologies as current federal legal definitions.
Governance and Compliance Challenges
This situation creates the need for agencies to manage two different terminologies simultaneously. While new terms will be used in federal materials, older expressions will continue to appear in other laws and contracts.
Steps for the Period Ahead
The president's science and technology advisor has been tasked with submitting legal proposals within sixty days for establishing the new definition at the federal level. Taking additional executive steps during this process is also being evaluated.