Trump issued an executive order requiring federal agencies to use "Super Intelligence" instead of "Artificial Intelligence" in official documents, and his administration is now characterizing people who use the term "AI" as enemies. The move has drawn criticism from those who see it as government overreach on language use.

• Trump's September 29 executive order mandates all federal agencies adopt "Super Intelligence" and "SI" terminology in official communications and documents.
• The White House framed the terminology shift as honoring the technology's potential and America's leadership, though the rationale for the specific rebranding remains unclear.
• Critics argue the mandate is un-American government control of speech, while others simply called it lame; the shift also aligns with Elon Musk's recent terminology changes.