Why the name has room to grow
A compact name can carry a playful double reading: N₂ for nitrogen, and “SI” as a brand wink to “Super Intelligence.” The phrase became especially topical when Donald Trump said during his September 22, 2026 address to the UN General Assembly that artificial intelligence would henceforth be officially called “Super Intelligence,” arguing that “artificial” made it sound fake. On September 29, he signed Executive Order 14434, directing the U.S. executive branch, to the extent permitted by law, to use “Super Intelligence” and “SI” in place of “Artificial Intelligence” and “AI” in specified official communications and other non-statutory documents. This is a U.S. government terminology policy, not a scientific reclassification or a worldwide renaming. For n2.si, though, the nitrogen/SI wordplay is unusually compact: two characters, one molecule, and a rather presidential footnote.
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Sources and further reading
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