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Who switched from AI to Super Intelligence (and who didn’t)

A dated, sourced tracker of adopters, holdouts, and mixed usage since Executive Order 14434 (Sept 29, 2026). Updated Nov 6, 2026.

A row needs a public source with a date. “Adopted” means clear SI / Super Intelligence wording in official or executive communications. “Holdout” means continued AI wording with no clear SI switch. “Mixed” means both appear in the same window. This is a terminology tracker, not an endorsement.

Watch next: By about Nov 28, 2026 the President’s science adviser must submit proposed legislative language for a federal SI definition (EO 14434 § 3(b)). That proposal may or may not be published.

Adopted

Who What changed Date Source
Executive branch (EO 14434) Agencies directed to use Super Intelligence / SI in place of AI in non-statutory docs Sept 29, 2026 Federal Register 91 FR 63129
Justice Department Staff memo: use SI in public communications and records; extends to court filings when appropriate Oct 6, 2026 Reuters via SI Builders
State Department Department-wide cable requires SI in communications, titles, and program names Oct 19, 2026 Defense One / Nextgov via SI Builders
Navy NAVADMIN: SI mandatory effective immediately; 30-day compliance review Oct 22, 2026 Navy Times / Stars and Stripes via SI Builders
Marine Corps Message directs commands to use SI in official correspondence Oct 23, 2026 Stars and Stripes via SI Builders
si.gov White House SI site live; ai.gov redirects Oct 13, 2026 si.gov
Census Bureau (BTOS) Business Trends survey asks about Super Intelligence / SI (formerly AI) Oct 19, 2026 collection Simon Willison, Nov 2
NIH Notice NOT-OD-27-011; SI pages and CSIO contact; transition banners Oct 23, 2026 NIH NOT-OD-27-011
SEC Super Intelligence at the SEC page; Chief SI Officer; SI Task Force Oct 6, 2026 SEC / SI Builders
NIST Topic page retitled Super Intelligence; communications update Oct 5, 2026 NIST / SI Builders; GovCIO
Commerce (SI Exports) American SI Exports Program at siexports.gov; National SI Center by Oct 20, 2026 siexports.gov / SI Builders
Energy Department (per GovCIO) Using SI in internal and public communication reported Nov 4, 2026 GovCIO Media
Treasury, DHS, VA (titles) Some CAIO titles moved to chief SI officer (CSIO) reported Nov 4, 2026 GovCIO Media
Salesforce (SIForce) Benioff: AIForce renamed SIForce (platform, not company) Oct 9, 2026 Business Insider
SpaceX / xAI orbit Musk pledged SpaceXAI to SpaceXSI; SI wording in earnings context early Oct 2026 Business Insider / GovCIO
Meta Zuckerberg used SI / personal superintelligence on earnings; Meta used the research term earlier Oct 21 earnings GovCIO / MIT Technology Review

Holdouts or mostly AI

Who What we see Date Source
OpenAI, Google DeepMind, Anthropic (labs) Mostly still say AI in product and research posts as of early Nov 2026 MIT Technology Review, Nov 2
Amazon (earnings) AI wording on Q3 call Q3 2026 MIT Technology Review
Alphabet (earnings) AI wording on Q3 call Q3 2026 MIT Technology Review
Wall Street Journal / Newsmax (press) Not adopting Super Intelligence in coverage late Oct 2026 MIT Technology Review
DoD as a whole (except Navy and Marine Corps) No department-wide terminology memo found; Army and Air Force unclear as of Oct 24, 2026 SI Builders / Stars and Stripes

Mixed or uneven

Who What we see Date Source
Federal agencies overall Many sites swapped silently; some press releases still say AI or lowercase superintelligence through early Nov MIT Technology Review; GovCIO
Pentagon / Project Meridian Day-after announcement still used old terminology about Sept 30 MIT Technology Review
FTC Press release used lowercase superintelligence, not the two-word capitalized form late Oct 2026 MIT Technology Review
HHS SI page on healthit.gov, but inventory links and some metadata still say AI Oct 20, 2026 page SI Builders; MIT Technology Review
Microsoft Nadella used Super Intelligence on X; shareholders letter used the phrase; still mixes with AI Oct 2026 Business Insider / MIT Technology Review
Nvidia (Huang) Has referenced the term and still uses AI Oct 2026 MIT Technology Review
All-In podcast Heavy SI use early Oct, then cooled (Semafor word count) Oct 2 vs Oct 23 Semafor, Oct 28

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