What happened
In a Tuesday morning speech at the UN General Assembly, Donald Trump criticized Iran, 'globalists,' climate change, and transgender people.
During the same address, he claimed that the United States is now 'officially' renaming artificial intelligence to 'super intelligence.'
The Verge noted that this renaming was not among the options in a poll Trump posted a few days earlier.
Why it matters
The remark, made in a major international forum, signals a possible rhetorical shift in how the US administration refers to AI, though no formal policy details were provided.
Because the claim was not part of the earlier poll, it appears to be a new, unannounced position, leaving unclear whether it reflects an actual official change or a casual statement.
Key facts
Trump delivered the speech on Tuesday morning at the UN General Assembly.
He railed against Iran, 'globalists,' climate change, and transgender people.
He claimed the US is 'officially' renaming artificial intelligence to 'super intelligence.'
The renaming was not an entry in the poll Trump posted a few days before the speech.
What to watch next
Whether the US government issues any formal documentation or policy to support the claimed renaming.
How the tech industry and international community respond to the terminology shift.
