Super Intelligence * — OGM News | The White House appears to have entered a new linguistic phase in America’s technological revolution, with President Donald J. Trump reportedly taking the war on artificial intelligence to a level where even the vocabulary may now require presidential clearance. In a Truth Social post provided to OGM News as a trusted scoop, Trump declared that anyone using the term “Artificial Intelligence” rather than the supposedly more accurate “Super Intelligence” should be considered “THE ENEMY!” If the post is taken literally, Americans may soon have to think twice before asking their computer to perform a task—because apparently the first danger is no longer what the machine does, but what the human calls it.
Super Intelligence: Trump Turns a Technology Name Change Into an “Enemy” Test
The unusual declaration arrives after President Trump formally embraced the terminology change. On September 29, the White House announced an executive order directing executive-branch agencies to use “Super Intelligence” and “SI” instead of “Artificial Intelligence” and “AI” in official communications, reports, websites and other applicable documents. The order even instructs officials to develop a proposed federal definition of “Super Intelligence.”
That means the administration is not merely playing around with synonyms. The terminology shift is now part of an official federal policy. Trump has argued that “artificial” no longer adequately describes increasingly powerful technologies and has promoted “Super Intelligence” as a more fitting expression. The White House has simultaneously been pushing an aggressive technology agenda designed to strengthen American leadership in advanced AI, making the vocabulary battle part of a much larger technological and political campaign.
From AI to “Super Intelligence”: Trump’s Language Order Takes Another Dramatic Turn
But the supplied Truth Social statement takes the terminology debate into considerably more theatrical territory. Declaring users of the old terminology “THE ENEMY” would turn an ordinary conversation about computer technology into something resembling a linguistic security checkpoint: “Excuse me, citizen, did you just say artificial?” At that point, spell-checkers everywhere may want to contact their lawyers.
The irony is difficult to miss. Federal policy is attempting to encourage rapid technological advancement while Americans and policymakers are simultaneously debating AI safety, regulation, employment disruption and the enormous social consequences of increasingly capable systems. Recent reporting shows the Trump administration favoring voluntary safeguards and technological expansion rather than heavy-handed restrictions, while critics argue that powerful AI systems require stronger independent oversight.
For now, the biggest lesson may be that America’s technological revolution has acquired an unusually political vocabulary. Whether “Super Intelligence” eventually becomes the dominant public term remains uncertain, but the White House has clearly made the rebranding official for the executive branch. OGM News will continue watching the terminology, the technology and, most importantly, who gets accused of being the enemy for using the wrong noun.
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