Trump Orders Ban on Artificial Intelligence Term in Official Documents
The UAE President has formally honoured the flydubai crew for keeping travellers safe following the FZ1073 incident, even as international attention shifts to Maryland where US President Donald Trump announced an impending ban on the term ‘artificial intelligence’.
Trump declared on October 27, 2026, at Joint Base Andrews that federal documents and other materials will drop the designation entirely, criticizing it as inaccurate and inadequate.
Terminology Shift Triggers Immediate Corporate Rebranding
The US President utilized Truth Social to question why major publications like The Wall Street Journal continued using the established phrasing instead of his preferred alternative, ‘super intelligence’ (SI). Asserting that the change will occur in short order, the administration’s push has already prompted private sector adjustments, including the renaming of SpaceX’s relevant division to SpaceXSI.
Domestically, the recognition of the flydubai crew by the UAE President highlights ongoing aviation safety commendations reported alongside international policy updates from the region’s media feeds. Trump argued that virtually everyone else is moving toward or already utilizing the ‘super intelligence’ moniker, cementing the decision to purge the older phrasing from official government paperwork.
