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Trump renames AI 'Super Intelligence,' its own government website immediately confirms he lost in 2020.

“Trump calls for ‘tremendous self-regulation’ of AI at lunch with billionaire tech titans”, 29 September 2026 (Photo via New York Post — the original report)

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On Tuesday, at a White House lunch with Elon Musk, Jensen Huang, Mark Zuckerberg and other tech executives, Trump called for "tremendous self-regulation" of artificial intelligence. Self-regulation was the plan for the industry. Renaming was the plan for the government. At 5 o'clock that same afternoon, he signed the order making it official: not "artificial" intelligence, but "Super Intelligence." His stated reason, on the record, is that the old name was inaccurate.

The site carrying the announcement is America.gov, a federal search portal that answers a visitor's questions by citing official government sources and linking to them. All together now — type the question into the box. Ask America.gov who won the 2020 presidential election. The site answers Biden. It says Trump lost. It cites the government's own record to do it, the same afternoon its host administration renamed a technology because a word felt wrong.…

…(cont) The government did not correct the site. It expanded it. During the same appearance, Secretary of State Rubio said America.gov would also process passport applications, calling the old process something Americans "deserve better than." Renew a passport is now a button next to a search bar that just told a visitor Trump lost.

The order renaming artificial intelligence took effect Tuesday at 5 p.m. The website undercutting it took effect the same day, on the same domain, under the same administration. Ask it about the election. Read what it says. Then click the other button and renew a passport, on a site built to prove Trump right that spends its own homepage proving him wrong.

“They rename the technology because the word "artificial" hurt somebody's feelings, then hand the actual technology a free pass called "self-regulation" — that's the whole con, folks, a word swap for you and a permission slip for the billionaires in the room. The site tells the truth about 2020 because nobody bothered to program it to lie yet; give it a week.”
Sal
“Look, "tremendous self-regulation" is just — it's innovation-forward, it's not a giveaway, it's trusting the job creators to — okay, they're the ones who asked for it at lunch, that part's true, but that doesn't mean — did I say job creators? I meant stakeholders. The website thing is a website thing.”
Chip

Earlier in this story

The receipts

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Trump's AI website confirms he lost 2020 election
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