Trump renames AI to super intelligence and signs voluntary AI regulation accord with tech executives

President Donald Trump signed a document on Tuesday officially renaming artificial intelligence to super intelligence, or SI, following a White House luncheon with more than two dozen technology executives.
Trump announced the rebranding during a press briefing, stating, “We’re going to be signing a document today renaming artificial intelligence to super intelligence officially.” He added that the change reflects a consensus that the term “artificial” is misleading, as reported by multiple outlets .
At the same meeting, Trump and the executives signed a morally binding accord on AI regulation, emphasizing self-policing by the industry. Trump told reporters that the executives agreed to “tremendous self-regulation,” adding, “If something goes wrong, their companies are at stake. They’re really going to be policing each other” .
The accord, described as a voluntary agreement outlining standards for reviewing AI systems, includes commitments to internal risk reviews and external audits, according to remarks by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg . Trump also noted that existing oversight from agencies like the Department of Justice and the FBI would continue, but stressed the importance of industry-led regulation.
The White House did not immediately release full details of the accord, though officials indicated further specifics would follow in the coming days .
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