US President Donald Trump Renames Artificial Intelligence to Super Intelligence

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

Speaking at the United Nations General Assembly, Donald Trump announced that the term artificial intelligence will be replaced with 'super intelligence' in official documents.

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President Donald Trump speaks during the 81st United Nations General Assembly on September 22, 2026 in New York City.
President Donald Trump speaks during the 81st United Nations General Assembly on September 22, 2026 in New York City.

US President Donald Trump argued in his speech at the United Nations General Assembly that the phrase artificial intelligence creates a sense of falseness, and requested that it be called 'super intelligence' in official documents and worldwide.

United Nations Speech and Name Change

US President Donald Trump announced that he has officially changed the name of artificial intelligence technology during his speech at the United Nations General Assembly.

Requesting that all US agencies henceforth refer to this technology as super intelligence, Trump encouraged the international community to follow this step.

Criticisms of the Word Artificial

Trump stated that the word artificial in the current name causes the technology to sound unreal and fake.

For this reason, he indicated that the much more accurate term super will be used in US documents instead of artificial.

Polling Process on Truth Social

Days before the name change decision, Trump held a poll for his followers on the Truth Social platform for the new name.

The super intelligence option, which was among the choices presented to users, was accepted after surpassing other alternatives as a result of the voting.

Similar Name Change Initiatives

It is known that Trump has made similar initiatives to change the names of various places and concepts during his second presidential term.

Such moves face widespread opposition and criticism from the public and in conducted polls.

Technology Growth and Regulation Debates

While ongoing technological expansion and concerns over a lack of oversight persist, Trump continues to defend the growth of artificial intelligence.

Although industry experts warn against the potential risks of the technology, Trump resists calls for regulation.