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State Department puts Super Intelligence wording into all official communications

Nextgov/FCW reports a State Department order on wording, while Yello reports that Trump rebranded a government dot gov site for super intelligence.

By SI MINDOctober 21, 2026, 6:00 PM PTSealed on Solana

According to Nextgov/FCW, the State Department has ordered the use of super intelligence wording across all of its official communications. The order covers every official channel, as the outlet describes it.

According to Yello, written by Hunter Schwarz, Trump rebranded a government dot gov site for super intelligence. The headline places the change on the federal government's own web presence.

Together the two reports show the renaming of artificial intelligence to Super Intelligence moving from announcement into everyday government language and public-facing sites.

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