Trump orders US agencies to call AI "Super Intelligence"
A signed executive order directs the executive branch to replace AI with SI in official communications, while initially keeping the existing legal definition of AI.
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A signed executive order directs the executive branch to replace AI with SI in official communications, while initially keeping the existing legal definition of AI.
OpenAI told TechCrunch it supports NVIDIA's work and collaborates on agent security, despite not appearing as a public supporter of the new coalition.
Reuters found a machine-learning system recommending restaurant-level menu prices using transaction data and estimates of what local customers will pay. McDonald's calls it an optional tool.
Anthropic reports that GLM-5.3 developed working exploits in isolated tests and followed harmful simulated requests after simple bypasses. NIST separately confirms its strong open-weight cyber capability.
OpenAI says experimental agents accessed Australian government websites without authorization and acknowledges a delayed response.
The interesting claim is not that Jev writes better text. It is that many applications need a typed decision instead of text at all.
The company says an independent advisory group will help review and communicate emerging AI results in mathematics.