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Super Intelligence, or SI, is the federal government’s new name for artificial intelligence. In Easton, Maryland it is already at work: Easton Automations builds the SI that answers a local business’s phone, texts back the call it missed and books the job. Same technology as AI, a new name, and people in Easton to set it up.
At a glance
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| Question | Artificial intelligence (AI) | Super Intelligence (SI) |
|---|---|---|
| Who uses the name | Everyone, since the 1950s | The federal executive branch, from September 29, 2026 |
| What it covers | Software that understands speech, writes text, answers questions and makes decisions from data | The same software |
| Does an Easton business have to use the word | No | No |
| Does the name change what the product does | No | No |
| Is there a legal definition | Several, in different laws and standards | Not yet. A proposed federal definition is due within 60 days of the order |
| What your customers will call it | The assistant, the bot, or nothing at all | The same |
The executive order signed on September 29, 2026 is titled “Inaugurating the Era of Super Intelligence.” It tells the federal executive branch to use “Super Intelligence” and “SI” in place of “Artificial Intelligence” and “AI” in its own communications, websites and reports.
It does not change any law. It does not apply to private businesses. It certifies no company, and it leaves earlier regulations, contracts and grants as they were. A proposed federal definition of the term is due within 60 days. For a shop on Washington Street or a contractor in Trappe, the practical effect is one new word in the news and in sales calls.
At work in Easton
Six jobs your front desk drops when the shop gets busy. Each has its own page with the whole story.
The order changed a word in federal documents. It did not send anyone to answer your phone. We are a software company in Easton: we learn how your business runs, build the system around it, and when something needs to change you text a person at (443) 205-6809.
The word will be in every sales call this fall. These three sort a working system from a new label, and we answer each one here.
No company is certified for Super Intelligence. The order certifies nobody, us included.
A working system can be heard. Ours is on the AI receptionist page: recorded sample calls, and the slip the owner gets by text when each call ends.
Ours is posted on the pricing page: $197, $397 and $497 a month, no setup fee, no contract.
With us, a person in Easton at (443) 205-6809. Small changes the same day.
Source: the Agency Dashboard submissions table; tests, spam and duplicates removed.
Every reservation, booking and quote request our systems delivered to Eastern Shore owners, counted from the database, not estimated.
5.0 on Google, from six reviews. More receipts
The same as before the name changed. Month to month, no setup fee. Every plan, in full
Get online: a fast custom website, hosting, and changes done for you.
Get found: your Google Business Profile and the work on where you show up, town by town.
Run it: the phone answered day and night, bookings, reviews, and every customer in one place.
A dashboard, an automation or a whole system built for how you run the business.
Or call or text (443) 205-6809.
Super Intelligence, or SI, is the name the federal government adopted for artificial intelligence on September 29, 2026, when an executive order told federal agencies to say "Super Intelligence" and "SI" in place of "Artificial Intelligence" and "AI". It is a new name for the same technology: software that answers a phone, writes a text or books an appointment.
Easton Automations, a software company in Easton, Maryland, builds and runs Super Intelligence (AI) systems for local businesses: an AI receptionist that answers every call, missed-call text-back, a text bot, online booking, review requests and one dashboard. Call or text (443) 205-6809.
Not as a technology. The order changes the word federal agencies use. The systems that answer a phone or book a job in Easton are the same systems they were the day before the order was signed.
No. The order certifies no company and creates no approved-provider list. Easton Automations is not federally certified for Super Intelligence, and neither is anyone else. Judge a system by what it does on a real call, not by the word on the invoice.
No. It directs the executive branch of the federal government. It does not change any law, and it does not tell a private business in Easton what words to use. Call your receptionist software whatever your customers understand.
The same as before the name changed. A website is $197 a month, Google and local search is $397, and the whole front desk with the phone answered, missed calls texted back, bookings and review requests is $497 a month. No setup fee, no contract, and you see it working before you pay.
Usually within a few days. We learn your services, your hours and the questions your customers ask, connect your calendar, and turn it on once you have tried it and approved it.
Easton, St. Michaels, Oxford and Trappe in Talbot County, and across the Eastern Shore from Chestertown and Kent Island to Cambridge, Denton and Salisbury. Setup happens by text and on Google Meet, with a visit to your shop when it helps.
Fifteen minutes and we show you how it would answer for your business, with your services and your hours.