Trump Proposes New Names for AI, Promotes ‘Superior Intelligence’ in Polls

Trump suggests rebranding AI as 'Superior Intelligence' in social media polls. Discover his plan for an AI Force and industry reactions.

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September 22, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Washington, D.C. — Former U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed renaming artificial intelligence (AI) with more “elegant and accurate” alternatives, sparking widespread discussion on social media.

In a post shared on Truth Social and X, Trump suggested three potential names: Supreme Intelligence (SI), Superior Intelligence (SI), and Extreme Intelligence (EI). He argued that the current term “Artificial Intelligence” is “inaccurate” and inelegant.

A poll featuring the three options garnered approximately 300,000 votes across both platforms, with “Superior Intelligence” receiving the most support. “Supreme Intelligence” lagged behind, leading Trump to remove it from the final vote, citing its association with the Supreme Court.

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The president also announced plans for a new “AI Force” to regulate the industry, despite warnings from tech leaders about the need for caution. CEOs of major AI firms have called for global oversight to ensure safety measures keep pace with development.

Trump dismissed concerns about AI risks as a hoax, vowing to support the industry’s growth. He described AI as the next “Industrial Revolution” and predicted it could contribute up to 25% of the country’s GDP.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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