Google has not used “super intelligence” in its own words since the September 29 order, so it scores 0 of 100. How we score
How far it has gone
Hand-checked, Sep 29, 2026. Pichai's one use of the term named the White House Accord on Super Intelligence, which Google signed; a name doesn't count as adoption, and Google's own posts since the order say AI. Gizmodo Secondary source
Signed the White House Accord on Super Intelligence. Signing it doesn’t count as using the term. CNBC Secondary source
- Executive mention 20 ptsNot yet
An executive uses the term in their own words.
- Official post 40 ptsNot yet
A newsroom post or official account uses the term.
- Filing or press release 60 ptsNot yet
An SEC filing or press release uses the term.
- Rename 80 ptsNot yet
A product, team, account or tagline is renamed to SI.
- Company-wide 100 ptsNot yet
The company’s own name or main brand switches to SI.
What it has said since the order
- Oct 15, 2026Status change
Partly to Still says AI, score 20 to 0
- Oct 15, 2026Status change
Still says AI to Partly, score 0 to 20
- Oct 14, 2026AI Newsroom post
- Oct 14, 2026AI Newsroom post
Guide your campaign spending with new priority and allocation features
- Oct 14, 2026AI Newsroom post
- Oct 14, 2026AI X post by @Google
- Oct 13, 2026AI X post by @GoogleDeepMind
- Oct 13, 2026AI X post by @GoogleDeepMind
- Sep 29, 2026Hand-checked evidence
Pichai's one use of the term named the White House Accord on Super Intelligence, which Google signed; a name doesn't count as adoption, and Google's own posts since the order say AI. Gizmodo
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