Trump Says He Will Ban Term “Artificial Intelligence” in Official Documents

President Donald Trump said Tuesday, Oct. 27, that he would ban the term "artificial intelligence" from all relevant documents and "everything else," according to a post on his Truth Social platform [1][2].

The announcement, delivered in the president's characteristic capitalized style, did not specify which documents would be affected or how the prohibition would be enforced. Trump said the term "artificial intelligence" is inaccurate and called instead for the use of "Super Intelligence," or SI.

In the post, he questioned why the Wall Street Journal was not using his preferred terminology, suggesting the newspaper's continued use of "artificial intelligence" was a matter of concern. The Tuesday post did not identify specific publications or documents that would be subject to the proposed ban.

The declaration marks an escalation in Trump's public campaign to reshape the language used to describe advanced computing technology. Since September, the president has repeatedly signaled that his administration would formally adopt "super intelligence" as the preferred term, though the Tuesday post was the first time he explicitly called for a ban on the phrase "artificial intelligence. https://tinyurl.com/57zx6k62