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Trump posts: 100% support for super intelligence, calling it “gold”

U.S. President Trump posted on Truth Social on November 6, 2026, saying: “As President, I am 100% in favor of super intelligence (SI), and will work with several U.S. states that hope to get rich from it.” He further wrote: “They are gold, and only foolish leadership would refuse the wealth it brings.”

Trump used the term “Super Intelligence (SI)” in the post and emphasized that he would work with states that hope to get rich through the technology. The post was signed at the end as “President DJT.”

The statement continues Trump’s previous position of renaming artificial intelligence as “super intelligence.” He signed an executive order in September requiring federal agencies to use “Super Intelligence” and “SI” in official documents instead of “Artificial Intelligence” and “AI,” and has repeatedly promoted the term on social media.

Original source:

  1. Title: Donald J. Trump: "As President, I am 100% in favor of Super Intelligence (SI), and will work w...
    Publisher: Trump’s Truth (Truth Social archive)
    Date of publication: November 6, 2026
    URL: https://www.trumpstruth.org/statuses/43495
    Source type: Archived social media original post
    Verification status: Full post text was read and cross-checked against reports from multiple English-language media outlets, with一致ance
    Supporting content: Trump’s original text: “As President, I am 100% in favor of Super Intelligence (SI)... They are GOLD...”

ABAB AI Insight

Trump’s post directly compares super intelligence to “gold” and pledges to work with states willing to embrace it in order to get rich, continuing his framing of technological development as an economic opportunity rather than a risk. The statement comes against the backdrop of tech stocks falling after the midterm elections and local resistance to data center expansion in some areas, aiming to respond to possible local regulatory or siting resistance by emphasizing economic benefits.

On the capital side, the federal government continues to promote terminology changes and administrative directives, but actual data center deployment still depends on state and local approvals. By directly linking “foolish leadership” to rejecting wealth, Trump seeks to politicize local opposition while providing political backing at the federal level for states willing to cooperate. Potential beneficiaries may include state governments actively courting investment and related infrastructure investors; the risk is that if local voters’ concerns about electricity costs, employment, and environmental impacts continue to build, verbal support may not translate into concrete project implementation.

Structurally, the post reinforces Trump’s policy signal that super intelligence is a “wealth opportunity that must be seized,” in line with his earlier executive order and criticism of those using the term “AI.” However, no new specific policy tools or funding arrangements were proposed; it is more of a statement of position. It remains to be seen whether follow-up administrative measures or state-level cooperation will materialize.

Ultimately, the statement directly ties technology adoption to local wealth growth, seeking to reframe the discussion of data centers and AI infrastructure in the post-election political environment.

ABAB News · Cognitive Laws

  1. Comparing technology to “gold” is a common way to turn local resistance into a political narrative

  2. There remains a gap between federal statements and state-level implementation in terms of approvals and voter pressure

  3. Terminology changes and economic promises are moving in parallel, but specific policy tools have not yet followed suit