Musk, Nadella, Huang adopt Trump's 'super intelligence' rebrand — SkimNews
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- Trump issued an executive order requiring government agencies to use "super intelligence," and declared the White House considers anyone using the term "artificial intelligence" as "THE ENEMY."
- Elon Musk quickly renamed SpaceXAI to SpaceXSI, and Marc Benioff announced Salesforce would rename its AIForce product to SIForce hours after Trump's declaration.
- Nvidia's Jensen Huang attended the summit where the order was announced; Nvidia then committed $1 billion to scientific advancement that explicitly included "super intelligence research."
- Microsoft's Satya Nadella repeatedly used "super intelligence" in a recent post calling for an "emergency brake" for AI, joining Musk, Zuckerberg, Pichai, Bezos, Amodei, and Huang at the same summit.
- Huang has separately aligned with Trump by publicly saying AI dangers are overblown, and the source notes he "has a lot to lose" if he falls on Trump's bad side.
Why it matters: With the White House recasting anyone still saying "artificial intelligence" as an adversary, Silicon Valley's biggest names are publicly adopting "super intelligence" — Huang even baking it into a $1 billion Nvidia research commitment — while ordinary users remain the holdouts refusing the rename.
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