The SI Index
One number for how far the world has renamed artificial intelligence to Super Intelligence. Every week it reads the Federal Register, company filings at the SEC and world news coverage, and counts how often each one says Super Intelligence against artificial intelligence. 0 means no one says SI yet. 100 means everyone does.
--out of 100
- Federal Register--
- SEC filings--
- World news--
Every week since the order
Three public sources, one number
Each source gives a share: how often it says Super Intelligence out of every time it says either name. The index weighs them and puts the result on a scale of 0 to 100.
- 40%
Federal Register
Every federal document published that week, read from the Federal Register's public API. Executive Order 14434 asks agencies to say Super Intelligence.
- 30%
SEC filings
Every company filing that week, read from the SEC's EDGAR full-text search. This is how public companies talk to investors.
- 30%
World news
News coverage worldwide that week, read from the GDELT Project's free news API.
The SI Index is a weekly measure, from 0 to 100, of how often the world says Super Intelligence instead of artificial intelligence since Executive Order 14434 named the era on September 29, 2026. It combines three free public sources: the Federal Register (40%), SEC EDGAR company filings (30%) and world news coverage from the GDELT Project (30%). For each, the share is the number of documents saying "super intelligence" divided by those saying either name. The raw counts for every week are published as CSV on sicto.si/si-index/.
