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‘Super Intelligence,’ featuring Speaker Mike Johnson, adds to worries over potential AI disaster

Trump issued an executive order directing the executive branch to use “super intelligence” in place of “artificial intelligence.”

‘Super Intelligence,’ featuring Speaker Mike Johnson, adds to worries over potential AI disaster
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This article1 analysis · Oct 2, 2026
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The article argues that Speaker Mike Johnson and President Donald Trump are taking a hands-off approach to AI despite concerns about its risks. It points to Johnson’s support for industry self-regulation and Trump’s executive order renaming artificial intelligence “super intelligence.”

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President whose executive order changed the administration’s terminology for AI

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Speaker of the House and advocate of industry self-regulation for AI

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Trump and Tech Leaders Sign White House Accord on AI

Outlets agree that President Donald Trump met with technology executives at the White House and endorsed a voluntary accord establishing self-regulation principles for artificial intelligence. Left-leaning outlets focus on internal Republican divisions, highlighting Sen. Josh Hawley's push for binding safety legislation over Trump's voluntary standards. Center outlets center on congressional pushback, contrasting the administration's voluntary framework with Democratic calls for federal guardrails. Right-leaning outlets defend the agreement, framing voluntary self-regulation and market competition as preferable to government oversight.

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