MIT Technology Review tracks agencies adopting Trump's 'superintelligence' label

According to MIT Technology Review, whose story first ran in The Algorithm, its weekly AI newsletter, President Trump signed an executive order at the end of September that contained a single directive: government agencies were ordered to rebrand what they had been calling artificial intelligence as "Super Intelligence." The report takes stock of which agencies and figures have started to adopt the new label, though the material available only establishes the order's signing and the fact that some parties have followed suit. It does not say how any given agency has implemented the change, and readers seeking an exhaustive rollout list would need to consult the original article, which is where this summary's details end. The source material offers no information about what motivated the order, how it might be enforced, or how researchers or companies have reacted to the new terminology. What is documented is narrow: one instruction, one signing date, and a follow-up roundup whose specifics fall outside this summary's scope.