‘Unites States’: Typo Under Trump’s Signature Draws Attention In White House AI Accord
Washington, September 30, 2026: US President Donald Trump and top technology executives signed a White House accord on “super intelligence” on Tuesday, but a spelling error in the document quickly drew attention on social media. “President of the United States” was misspelt as “President of the Unites States” directly below Trump’s signature. The accord also carries the signatures of Google CEO…
President Donald Trump and leading technology figures signed a White House accord on Tuesday, but a spelling error in the document quickly caught attention on social media. The typo occurred directly below Trump's signature: "President of the United States" was misspelled as "President of the Unites States." The accord, which carries the signatures of Google CEO Sundar Pichai, Anthropic's Daria Amodei, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, OpenAI's Greg Brockman, Elon Musk, and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, outlines four layers of AI oversight.
These include internal controls, internal reviews, independent external assessments, and oversight by an independent board committee. Trump called the agreement "almost like a constitution" and stated it provides "a form of protection" with contributions from the "biggest, smartest, and greatest people anywhere in the world." He also declared that AI would henceforth be called "super intelligence" in the United States, officially renaming it "SI."
The tech companies pledged to adopt voluntary standards for artificial intelligence, despite concerns about AI safety and the industry's impact on local communities.
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