# Trump calls AI 'super intelligence' but will it catch on?

> Trump rebrands AI as 'super intelligence' but industry experts question if the term will gain traction.
- Title: Trump calls AI 'super intelligence' but will it catch on?
- Summary: Trump rebrands AI as 'super intelligence' but industry experts question if the term will gain traction. President Trump rebrands AI as 'super intelligence'…
- Keywords: president donald trump, artificial intelligence, super intelligence, white house, ai industry, content credentials, genai, Trump, calls, 'super, intelligence', catch
- Source: Digital Camera World — https://digitalcameraworld.com/tech/artificial-intelligence/president-donald-trump-doesnt-like-the-term-artificial-intelligence-but-can-super-intelligence-really-catch-on
- Published: 2026-10-14T07:05:00+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: president donald trump, artificial intelligence, super intelligence, white house, ai industry, content credentials, genai
## Trump rebrands AI
President Donald Trump now refers to artificial intelligence as 'super intelligence' on Truth Social.

> The ENEMY!
## AI industry concerns
Experts warn AI's economic collapse and Meta's smart glasses debacle have fueled industry anxiety.

> The price of AI is collapsing
## AI naming debate
Changing AI to 'super intelligence' risks confusing consumers already familiar with AI marketing terms.

> AI or artificial intelligence is everywhere
## Transparency needed
Industry advocates for greater transparency in AI content to help users distinguish what is and isn't AI-generated.

> AI-generated content requires more transparency, not less
## Naming alternatives
Some suggest 'super artificial intelligence' as a clearer term than 'super intelligence' for the AI industry.

> SAI certainly has a better ring to it than SI
## What's next?
The industry will likely follow Trump's lead or keep using AI as the term remains deeply ingrained.

> Only time will tell if 'super intelligence' catches on
## Key takeaway

President Trump rebrands AI as 'super intelligence' but industry experts question if the term will gain traction.