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Still says AITech sectorIBM

IBM has not used “super intelligence” in its own words since the September 29 order, so it scores 0 of 100. How we score

Transition score0/100No use of the term yet
Newsroom posts0of 10 say SI
Posts on its own newsroom and blogs since Sept 29 that name the technology.
Posts on XNoneNo posts from its official or executives' accounts name the technology since Sept 29.
SEC filingsNoneNone of its filings since Sept 29 name the technology.
Evidence by level

How far it has gone

Each step is worth 20 points, and one use is enough to reach it. The score is the highest step reached, so posts that still say AI don't lower it.

Hand-checked, Oct 1, 2026. IBM's Oct. 1 release on self-hosted IBM Bob says AI throughout with no Super Intelligence wording, as do its Oct. 7 releases. IBM Newsroom

  1. Executive mention 20 ptsNot yet

    An executive uses the term in their own words.

  2. Official post 40 ptsNot yet

    A newsroom post or official account uses the term.

  3. Filing or press release 60 ptsNot yet

    An SEC filing or press release uses the term.

  4. Rename 80 ptsNot yet

    A product, team, account or tagline is renamed to SI.

  5. Company-wide 100 ptsNot yet

    The company’s own name or main brand switches to SI.

In its own words

What it has said since the order

Every post, filing and X post since September 29 that says super intelligence, its newest posts that still say AI, and each change in its status. Each one links to the original.
  1. Oct 14, 2026
    AI Newsroom post

    IBM Study: Eight in Ten EMEA Enterprises Escalate AI Incidents to Board or C-Suite as AI Agents Test Governance

  2. Oct 14, 2026
    AI Newsroom post

    IBM and Siemens Collaborate on Research to Advance Nanostack Architecture

  3. Oct 13, 2026
    AI Newsroom post

    Preparing chip designers for the nanostack era

  4. Oct 1, 2026
    Hand-checked evidence

    IBM's Oct. 1 release on self-hosted IBM Bob says AI throughout with no Super Intelligence wording, as do its Oct. 7 releases. IBM Newsroom

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