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Trump Signs Executive Order Replacing AI Term with Super Intelligence
Policy directives reshaping federal technology terminology require institutional observers to track agency implementation timelines and associated federal procurement guidelines.
Based on reporting from whitehouse-news.
On Tuesday, September 29, 2026, President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order directing federal agencies to adopt the term "Super Intelligence" (SI) instead of "Artificial Intelligence" (AI). The mandate reshapes official terminology across the executive branch, backed by a $5 billion federal Genesis Mission funding effort.
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### Money Play Federal regulatory updates and terminology shifts across executive branch agencies prompt institutional traders to evaluate broader policy impacts on federal contracting and technology development priorities.
## Catalyst Analysis: What Changed President Donald J. Trump signed an Executive Order on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, replacing the term "Artificial Intelligence" (AI) with "Super Intelligence" (SI) throughout the executive branch. The directive requires all departments and agencies to transition official correspondence, public communications, and policy documents to the new nomenclature.
- **Effective Date:** Tuesday, September 29, 2026, upon signature by the President. - **Administrative Mandate:** The Assistant to the President for Science and Technology (APST) is tasked with establishing an official federal definition for "Super Intelligence" and identifying subsequent executive actions. - **Funding Framework:** The directive builds on prior federal allocations, including more than $5 billion dedicated to the Genesis Mission to drive breakthroughs across science, medicine, energy, and manufacturing.
## Impact on Mapped Sectors Federal terminology changes alter how agencies classify technology initiatives originating from frameworks such as the July 2025 AI Action Plan and the March 2026 National Super Intelligence Policy Framework. Contractors and technology developers aligning with federal research grants must adapt documentation standards to reflect the updated nomenclature in federal communications.
### Winners, Uncertainty & Policy Shifts - **Federal Contractors:** Entities engaging with civilian and defense agencies must update compliance templates and official filings to incorporate "Super Intelligence" terminology. - **Research Institutions:** Recipients of federal grants tied to the Genesis Mission navigate updated administrative guidelines from the Office of Science and Technology Policy.
### Risk Watch — Legal and Timeline Institutional participants monitor potential implementation hurdles as agencies transition nomenclature across non-statutory and statutory documentation frameworks. Legal review centers on how executive definitions influence future federal procurement definitions and intellectual property classifications.
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Federal Technology Nomenclature and Policy
The U.S. government officially decided to use the term 'Super Intelligence' instead of 'Artificial Intelligence' in all federal documents, alongside a $5 billion funding push. Investors are watching to see how this affects government tech contracts and which companies get funded.
What changed
President Trump signed an executive order replacing 'AI' with 'Super Intelligence' across the executive branch, backed by a $5 billion Genesis Mission.
Who wins / who loses
Major federal tech contractors and advanced compute providers stand to benefit from streamlined funding, while traditional software and legacy IT providers face policy adjustment hurdles.
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- $MSFTWatch — track, don’t rush
A major tech company that does a lot of business with the government and will need to update its terminology.
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- $PLTRWatch — track, don’t rush
A software provider closely tied to government intelligence and defense contracts.
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- $BAStay away — for now
A major aerospace and defense contractor that must align its tech projects with new government labels.
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- Monitor federal procurement portals for Genesis Mission grant applications and updated agency guidelines.
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- Federal agencies delay implementation of the executive order or Congress blocks the funding framework.
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