Trump signs executive order rebranding AI as 'Super Intelligence'

The White House didn't just issue another AI executive order. It renamed the entire field. "Super Intelligence" has a nice ring to it, and honestly, it's about time. For a decade, the conversation around artificial intelligence has been dominated by people who see a threat, not an opportunity. Democrats and their preferred journalists treat every new chip and algorithm like a ticking clock. Trump just told the whole government to stop talking like that.

Look at what the order actually does. It directs federal agencies to use "Super Intelligence" and "SI" in official communications. That sounds like a paperwork change, but words drive regulation. Call something artificial and you get a thousand gloomy think pieces. Call it super and you're framing the future as something to build, not fear. The summit with top tech executives matters too. These are the people doing the actual work, not the activists who want a permission slip for every advance.

This is also a political fight. The left wants to slow American innovation down with rules, taxes, and liability schemes. The administration wants to set the pace. Leadership over hand-wringing is a good trade. Will the rebrand look silly in a decade? Maybe. But branding is part of policy, and the signal here is that Washington won't treat our own technology like a hostile power. Let the bureaucrats update their style guides. We'll take the super.