Mapping the superintelligence frontier.
SI Atlas is an independent publication following the policies, people and infrastructure shaping superintelligence. Our current focus is Donald Trump and U.S. policy: statements, executive actions and the systems behind advanced AI. We see the SI era as an opportunity for American leadership, discovery and lasting progress. Over time, we aim to help readers understand the broader frontier through clear explanations and reporting grounded in original sources.
We are not affiliated with Donald Trump, the White House, the U.S. government, or any AI company. Our coverage does not imply an official endorsement.
How an event earns its place
- Find the original. Executive orders, transcripts, government publications and official company announcements take priority. Company claims are identified as company claims.
- Separate the dates. The event date describes when something happened; the publication and edit dates describe our own work.
- Name the status. A proposal is not a law. A signed order is not proof of implementation. An investment target is not money already spent.
- Explain the link to SI. Direct SI mentions are distinguished from wider AI policy, compute and research context. Editorial interpretation appears separately from the event summary.
Timely, without pretending certainty
The source monitor checks three public White House RSS feeds every 10 minutes while the service is running. It finds matching AI and SI items and removes duplicates. The “On our radar” panel is automated and unreviewed. A publisher must review a candidate, verify the original source and add context before it becomes a verified event. Feed outages or delays can affect discovery.
Corrections & conversation
If something needs correcting, leave a comment on the event with the original source and explain the issue. The editorial desk reviews comments before publication. We welcome substantive disagreement, new evidence and informed questions.