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Trump Says He Will Back U.S. States Seeking Gains From 'Super Intelligence'

Executive Order 14434 applies the terminology shift to some federal materials where existing law permits, while leaving private companies outside its stated requirements.

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The White House stands behind its security fence in Washington, D.C. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)
The White House stands behind its security fence in Washington, D.C. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)

A Sept. 29 executive order directs U.S. agencies to use “Super Intelligence” in some official materials, and President Donald Trump said Friday he would work with states seeking economic gains from artificial intelligence.

On Truth Social, Trump wrote, “I am 100% in favor of Super Intelligence (SI),” and said he would work with states that want to profit from it. He described the technology as a source of potential wealth for states. He called the opportunity “GOLD” for states and criticized leaders who would turn away from potential gains.

Executive Order 14434 confines the terminology direction to designated federal materials and applies only when existing law permits. Covered formats include government websites, public communications and policy documents. The order's stated requirements do not extend to private companies.

EconoTimes previously covered Meta's public description of a “personal superintelligence” vision before the order. Anadolu Agency also reported an earlier Trump remark in which he said the White House viewed people who continued using “artificial intelligence” instead of “Super Intelligence” as an “enemy.”

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