Trump tries to rebrand AI. Is it really that super?
Home > Tech Opinion Trump tries to rebrand AI. The president has a new name for AI, but all the baggage remains. "Super" is among the most thoroughly saturated prefixes in the English language, loaded with decades of pop-culture pizzazz and associations with everything from superheroes and superpowers to Super Mario and Super Bowl Sunday.
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- ▪The president has a new name for AI, but all the baggage remains.
- ▪"Super" is among the most thoroughly saturated prefixes in the English language, loaded with decades of pop-culture pizzazz and associations with everything from superheroes and superpowers to Super Mario and Super Bowl Sunday.
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| Publication time | Fri, 25 Sep 2026 18:41:51 +0000 |
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Home > Tech Opinion Trump tries to rebrand AI. Is it really that 'super'? The president has a new name for AI, but all the baggage remains. By John Casey on September 25, 2026 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Flipboard Credit: Olena Malik via Getty At his UN General Assembly address this week, President Donald Trump declared that the U.S. government will now refer to artificial intelligence as "Super Intelligence," because, in his framing, the word "artificial" makes the tech sound fake.But while "Super Intelligence" may not sound fake, it is a term that carries its own baggage, and potentially a misleading one.
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