Microsoft
Microsoft scores 40 of 100. Its strongest evidence since the September 29 order: a newsroom post or official account uses the term. How we score
How far it has gone
Hand-checked, Oct 12, 2026. An Oct. 12 post on the Official Microsoft Blog by Scott Guthrie opens with "era of Super Intelligence" but says AI throughout, and Nadella wrote an Oct. 10 essay about models as insider risks in the Super Intelligence era. Official Microsoft Blog
Did not sign the White House Accord on Super Intelligence. CNBC Secondary source
- Executive mention 20 ptsNot yet
An executive uses the term in their own words.
- Official post 40 ptsReached
A newsroom post or official account uses the term.
- Making AI more efficient, from the chip to the power grid
- Microsoft to expand Azure Maia system to multi-gigawatt deployments
- Thoughts on models as insider risks.
- The hand-checked evidence above, from Official Microsoft Blog
- 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.
3 uses of the term since the order
- Oct 14, 2026AI Newsroom post
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- Oct 14, 2026AI Newsroom post
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- Oct 13, 2026SI Newsroom post
- Oct 13, 2026AI Newsroom post
- Oct 12, 2026SI Newsroom post
- Oct 12, 2026Hand-checked evidence
An Oct. 12 post on the Official Microsoft Blog by Scott Guthrie opens with "era of Super Intelligence" but says AI throughout, and Nadella wrote an Oct. 10 essay about models as insider risks in the Super Intelligence era. Official Microsoft Blog
- Oct 10, 2026SI Newsroom post
- Oct 6, 2026AI X post by @Microsoft
- Oct 1, 2026AI X post by @MicrosoftAI
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