US Secretary of State Marco Rubio framed his day at the G7 foreign ministers' meeting in Paris in the language of superintelligence, in a post on his official X account on November 9.
The post opens with his own line that innovation is driving the Super Intelligence era. Rubio then wrote that at the meeting he emphasized President Trump's innovation-first approach, which he said keeps American developers at the leading edge and supports US prosperity and national security. Coverage of the meeting so far quotes his X posts rather than a transcript of what he said in the room.
Protecting frontier models
Rubio wrote that the G7 countries have a common stake in shielding frontier models from extraction and misuse. He did not describe specific measures in the post.
"Innovation is driving the Super Intelligence era."
— Marco Rubio, US Secretary of State, on X
Partnerships over rules
Rubio argued that the answer lies in partnerships led by industry, not in additional rules and red tape. He described the aim as security and opportunity for Americans and for allied partners.
Why it matters
The G7 groups the US, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the UK, and AI is on the agenda of the Paris talks. America's top diplomat choosing "Super Intelligence" to frame his message from the meeting shows the term moving from tech circles into foreign policy, and signals that Washington will push allies toward voluntary, industry-led safeguards rather than binding regulation.