Department of War Redesignates Chief Digital and AI Office as Super Intelligence Office, Launches SI.mil
The Department of War announced on November 13 the official redesignation of the Chief Digital and Artificial Intelligence Office (CDAO) as the Department of War Super Intelligence Office (SIO). The department said the rebrand follows President Trump's executive direction to transition federal terminology and national security strategy from legacy artificial intelligence to the era of Super Intelligence.
Alongside the new designation, the organization unveiled a new official logo and visual identity, launched its primary digital domain at www.si.mil, and moved its official social media presence to DoW SIO on LinkedIn and @SIODoW on X. All public resources, acquisition pathways and partnership portals are now consolidated at the new domain.
"This redesignation is a clear signal of where the Department of War is going," said Cameron Stanley. "We have moved beyond experimental prototypes. As the Super Intelligence Office our mission is to harness the full power of sovereign Super Intelligence to ensure decisive military superiority across every domain."
The transition will roll out across digital systems, enterprise applications and component headquarters over the coming weeks, the department said, and existing operational programs, industry solicitations and defense partnerships will continue uninterrupted under the new banner.
According to the department, the Super Intelligence Office is responsible for putting SI tools in the hands of warfighters at speed and scale. It supports the digital programs Maven Smart System and the War Data Platform and has the mission of enabling an "SI-first" military.
(Source: U.S. Department of War)
Source: U.S. Department of War
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