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President Donald Trump signed an executive order replacing the term "artificial" with "super" in references to intelligence, a move that redefines a key political issue as the November midterms approach.
The order follows the president's characterization of concerns about artificial intelligence as a "hoax" and aligns with his broader strategy to dictate the vocabulary of political debates.
White House spokesperson Davis Ingle stated in a statement to Axios that Trump is the "unequivocal leader, best messenger, and unmatched motivator for the Republican Party" and is committed to maintaining Republican majorities in Congress.
The linguistic shift extends beyond technology. Trump has dismissed the term "affordability" as a "fake word" and a Democratic "con job," though he has not proposed a specific alternative.
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