Trump ‘Super Intelligence’ Directive: US President Labels Anyone Saying Artificial Intelligence As Enemy; White House Still Uses It

US President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning regarding technology terminology, declaring that the White House will consider anyone who uses the phrase “Artificial Intelligence” instead of his preferred term “Super Intelligence” to be an enemy of the administration.

The aggressive linguistic mandate, broadcast across social media on Thursday, follows a formal executive order requiring federal agencies to adopt the newly designated moniker. The administration argues that the original phrasing fails to capture the immense power of the technology, a sentiment that has already drawn public support from prominent industry figures.

Trump ‘Super Intelligence’ Directive: How Was The Proclamation Delivered To The Public?

US President Donald Trump utilised his Truth Social network on Thursday afternoon to publicly denounce individuals and organisations who continue to use the traditional terminology. In a direct online post, the president stated, “The White House considers anyone who uses the term, ‘Artificial Intelligence,’ as opposed to the highly accepted new and more accurate term, ‘Super Intelligence,’ THE ENEMY!” The social media broadcast did not specify what political or legal consequences might befall those categorised as enemies under the new linguistic directive.