President Trump’s second-term AI policy has centered on deregulation, voluntary industry frameworks, and rebranding “artificial intelligence” as “super intelligence” through executive orders, including the June 2026 order establishing a non-mandatory pre-release review process for frontier models and the September 2026 order directing agencies to adopt the new terminology. Recent actions, such as the White House AI Responsibility Accord signed with major developers and the creation of an interagency Super Intelligence Force tasked with a 120-day risk assessment, emphasize self-regulation, cybersecurity collaboration, and preemption of state-level rules rather than binding restrictions. These developments, alongside legislative framework recommendations favoring innovation and national competitiveness, shape trader views on the likelihood and timing of any future executive order imposing concrete limits on AI development or deployment.