Trump says he will ban the term "artificial intelligence" and prefers "superintelligence"

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US President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that he will officially ban the term "artificial intelligence" in "all relevant documents" and "everything else", deeming it inaccurate, and prefers to call it "superintelligence" (SI). The message does not explain how the ban would be applied or which documents it would cover. The White House replied "refer to THE TRUTH" when asked about the First Amendment. The announcement extends an earlier campaign: on September 29, 2026, he signed an executive order for federal agencies to use "superintelligence".

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Trump said on Truth Social he will ban the term "artificial intelligence" in "all relevant documents" and "everything else".
He prefers "superintelligence" (SI) and called the AI name "very bad and inaccurate"; he gave no date or details on how it would be applied.
On September 29, 2026, he had already signed an executive order for federal agencies to use "superintelligence" in official communications.

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