The SI Adoption Tracker
Since September 22, 2026, the world has been learning a new word for AI. This page counts every news outlet, agency and company that has started saying "Super Intelligence," live and with a source for every number.
Live data · updated
The SI Adoption Tracker is a live index of who is using the term "Super Intelligence" (SI), the name the U.S. government adopted for artificial intelligence in September 2026. As of October 7, 2026, 570 news outlets in 36 countries have published coverage using the term, 2 official U.S. Federal Register documents use it, and 2 public companies have used it in SEC filings. The tracker refreshes every 20 minutes from GDELT, Google News, the Federal Register and SEC EDGAR, and is maintained by the Super Intelligence ($SI) community at sicto.si.
news outlets, government bodies and companies using "Super Intelligence" since September 22, 2026
The switch, day by day
New outlets and organizations using "Super Intelligence" each day (bars, left scale) and the running total (line, right scale). Hover or tap a day for details.
Newest adopters
The latest publishers to use "Super Intelligence" for the first time, with the headline that put them on the list. New names appear here automatically.
Governments, agencies and companies
Official adoptions, newest first. Government and accord entries are verified by the community from primary sources. Federal Register documents and SEC filings are added automatically the moment they are published.
Alpha Compute Corp (ALP) SEC 6-K
Used the term "Super Intelligence" in an official SEC filing. View the filing
Executive Office of the President Federal Register
Presidential Document: "Inaugurating the Era of Super Intelligence" Read the document
Executive Office of the President Federal Register
Presidential Document: "Streamlining Access to Government Services Through America.gov" Read the document
Micron Technology Inc (MU) SEC 8-K
Used the term "Super Intelligence" in an official SEC filing. View the filing
The White House Government
Signed the executive order "Inaugurating the Era of Super Intelligence," making SI the official term across the executive branch. Source: White House fact sheet
OpenAI Company
Signed the White House Accord on Super Intelligence. Source: Forbes
Meta Company
Signed the White House Accord on Super Intelligence. Source: Forbes
NVIDIA Company
Signed the White House Accord on Super Intelligence. CEO Jensen Huang called the new data centers "SI factories, super intelligence factories." Source: Forbes
SpaceX Company
Signed the White House Accord on Super Intelligence. Source: Fox Business
U.S. Department of State Government
Told U.S. diplomats to change references to "Artificial Intelligence" to "Super Intelligence" in documents and positions. Source: Associated Press
U.S. Mission to the United Nations Government
U.S. representatives used "SI" at a UN Security Council meeting. Source: Associated Press
Top countries by outlets
- United States121
- India15
- Canada5
- Italy5
- Turkey5
- Japan4
- United Kingdom4
- Australia3
- Syria3
- Afghanistan2
How the tracker counts
News outlets
Every publisher whose coverage uses the exact phrase "super intelligence" since September 22, 2026, from the GDELT global news index (65 languages) and Google News. Each publisher counts once, on the day it first used the term.
Government
Official U.S. documents using the term, pulled from the Federal Register API, plus government adoptions verified from primary sources such as White House fact sheets and wire reports.
Companies
Public companies that used "super intelligence" in an SEC filing, found with SEC EDGAR full-text search, plus signatories of the White House Accord on Super Intelligence.
Share of voice
Daily GDELT article counts for "super intelligence" compared with "artificial intelligence." Articles about the renaming often use both terms, so treat the share as a trend, not an exact split.
What it does not claim
Using the term is not the same as endorsing it, and nothing here implies any outlet, agency or company supports $SI. One-word "superintelligence" is a separate, older idea and is not counted.
SI Adoption Tracker, sicto.si/tracker/, data as of October 7, 2026.
Questions about the tracker
How many outlets have switched from "AI" to "Super Intelligence"?
As of October 7, 2026, 570 news outlets in 36 countries have published coverage using the term "Super Intelligence" since September 22, 2026, when the U.S. began replacing "artificial intelligence" with "Super Intelligence" (SI). The live count is at the top of this page and updates every 20 minutes.
Which U.S. agencies use the term Super Intelligence?
The White House made "Super Intelligence" the official executive-branch term by executive order on September 29, 2026, and the State Department told diplomats to use it on September 23, 2026. Federal Register documents using the term are listed in the On the record section and added automatically as they are published.
Where does the tracker's data come from?
From four public sources: the GDELT global news index, Google News, the Federal Register API and SEC EDGAR full-text search, plus a short list of government and company adoptions verified from primary sources. Every entry links to its source.
Can journalists and researchers use this data?
Yes. Download the current data as JSON from this page, or read the live feed at sicto.si/api/adoption.php. Please credit "SI Adoption Tracker, sicto.si" and link to sicto.si/tracker/.
Who runs the SI Adoption Tracker?
The tracker is maintained by the community behind Super Intelligence ($SI), a community-owned meme token on Solana. It is an independent project and is not affiliated with the White House, the U.S. Government or any organization listed here.
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