The White House launched a new official portal for its Super Intelligence agenda, posting a direct declaration of intent to social media and standing up SI.Gov as the government's public home for the effort.
"America is in a race for Super Intelligence. WE INTEND TO WIN IT," the @WhiteHouse account posted. The same line opens the SI.Gov page: "America is in a race for Super Intelligence. We intend to win it."
The post pointed readers to three pieces of the agenda by name: "Actions, the Genesis Mission, @FLOTUS SI Challenge - all on" the new site.
What the Site Says the Trump Administration Is Doing
According to SI.Gov, the administration's stated goal is for the United States to "lead the world in Super Intelligence, from the Genesis Mission to the next generation of American innovators," with the aim of ushering in "a new golden age of innovation, human flourishing and technological achievement for the American people."
The page frames the timeline as running "From clearing barriers in January 2025 to frontier security in 2026" and describes "three orders reshaping the country."
The first is described as "The nation's flagship SI-for-Science initiative that unites 15 federal agencies with industry, academia, and the Department of Energy's National Labs to solve the most pressing challenges using super intelligence."
The second concerns infrastructure: "Federal permitting for the data centers that power Super Intelligence moves faster, so American capacity can be built on American soil."
The third governs export posture: "America exports its full technology stack, from chips to models to standards, to allies and partners around the world."
The First Lady's Challenge
The site also carries the First Lady's initiative, described as "A nationwide call to action and competition for students, educators, and K-12 schools to become SI ready and to build the future with powerful tools available today."
The White House post directs Americans to the site to review all three.
