Rockford, IL, September 22, 2026 —

President Donald Trump declared at the United Nations General Assembly that the term ‘artificial intelligence’ will be officially renamed ‘super intelligence’ across all United States documents. The announcement was made during the President’s address at the international forum.

The directive, as stated by the President, aims to change the nomenclature used in official U.S. government records and publications. The specific timeline for the implementation of this change and the governmental bodies responsible for updating all relevant documents were not detailed in the announcement.

The United Nations General Assembly serves as a platform for world leaders to discuss global issues and make policy-related announcements. President Trump’s remarks regarding the renaming of artificial intelligence fall within the scope of domestic policy as it pertains to federal documentation standards.

The full implications and the process by which this renaming will occur within the federal bureaucracy remain to be elaborated upon. No further details regarding the rationale behind the change or the scope of affected documents beyond “all U.S. documents” were provided at the time of the announcement. The contractor’s name, the fine amount, inspection outcomes, or code violations were not part of this announcement.


Story summarized from the original created by Julia Manchester and The Hill on www.mystateline.com, see more information here.

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