Trump order titled ‘Era of Super Intelligence’ published

29, 2026. The Executive Office of the President published the order in the Federal Register three days later, on Oct. 2.

The order is designated Executive Order 14434. Its Federal Register document number is 2026-20321, and its formal citation is 91 FR 63129. The entry runs for two pages, from page 63129 through page 63130.

What the federal record establishes

The Federal Register classifies the action as a presidential document and, more specifically, an executive order. It identifies Trump as the president who signed it and records the signing and publication dates separately.

That distinction matters when reading a presidential record. Sept. 29 is the date Trump signed the order. Oct. 2 is the date the Executive Office of the President published it in the Federal Register. The document number, executive order number and Federal Register citation provide three different ways to identify the same action.

The title uses the term “super intelligence,” but the publication details themselves establish the document’s identity rather than defining that phrase. The formal record to use when locating the action is Executive Order 14434, document 2026-20321, at 91 FR 63129-63130.

Where the official version is located

The FederalRegister.gov entry offers an online XML presentation of the presidential document and links to a printed PDF hosted through GovInfo. The site directs readers who need the official electronic format to that PDF.

FederalRegister.gov describes its online presentation as an informational prototype rather than an official legal edition. The official versions are the printed Federal Register and the electronic edition made available through the Government Publishing Office’s GovInfo service.

The distinction is especially relevant for legal research. The XML page on FederalRegister.gov does not itself provide legal notice to the public or judicial notice to courts. The site advises people relying on the document for legal purposes to check the official edition.

The Office of the Federal Register and the Government Publishing Office operate the publication system together. FederalRegister.gov says its XML-based edition would require a regulation from the Administrative Committee of the Federal Register before receiving official legal status.

How to identify and follow the order

Readers can search for the order by its title, but the numerical identifiers are more precise. “EO 14434” is the executive order citation. “2026-20321” is the Federal Register document number. “91 FR 63129” points to the volume and opening page of the published record.

The Federal Register entry also provides the page range, 63129-63130, confirming that the presidential document occupies two pages in that edition. Anyone citing the action can use the executive order number or the Federal Register citation to distinguish it from other presidential documents.

The next documentary reference point is the official PDF linked from the Federal Register page. That version preserves the printed form of the order and is the edition FederalRegister.gov directs readers to use for official electronic access.