The win

A separate order told the executive branch to use “Super Intelligence” and “SI” instead of “artificial intelligence” and “AI” in letters, websites, and policy papers, where the law allows. It does not rewrite statutes, old contracts, or regulations already issued. Science advisers are to propose a federal definition.

The win

An order directs the General Services Administration to stand up America.gov as one digital front door for federal services that already serve more than 100,000 people a year, tied to Login.gov. Tax filing and Defense and intelligence systems stay off it. OMB guidance is due in 90 days; answers come first, with passport and Medicare tasks planned later in 2026.

The win

An order told Interior, Agriculture, EPA, and the General Services Administration, with Health and Human Services, to start within 60 days a Washington, D.C. campaign to cut invasive mosquitoes 90 percent and ticks 50 percent by 2028. The methods named are non-chemical and technology-based, including sterile-insect tools, plus a regulatory framework before any advanced release.

The win

At a White House luncheon the same day, leaders from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, Nvidia, and xAI signed a voluntary Accord on Super Intelligence. It is a joint commitment, not a statute and not an executive order. The document says companies should use internal controls, an internal safety team, independent auditors, and a board committee. Trump called it morally binding and said he is considering a board to oversee safety.