SpaceX and Salesforce both renamed AI products this month, and neither of them picked the timing. On September 29 a federal order told government agencies to say "super intelligence" instead of "artificial intelligence." It doesn't apply to private companies. Within twelve days SpaceXAI was becoming SpaceXSI and Salesforce's AIForce was SIForce anyway. I'm staying out of the politics. The brand side is what I keep thinking about. If a word in your name came from somewhere else, whoever controls that word controls when you rebrand. Meanwhile Intuit did a big AI push this year and called it Intuit Intelligence, on a name it already owns. Calendly grew into a platform with AI features and stayed Calendly. Pleo moved into mid-market spend and kept its name and its pink. None of them has anything to change this week. If you want trend words in your copy, put them in the descriptor line. That takes an afternoon to change. Your company name takes a year. I wrote this week's BRIGHT Method about it, with a quick test you can run on your own name and deck. Read on Substack Read on Linkedin Read on X

Contra Verified project: After Effects and Premiere Pro MOGRT templates for an AI data center. Logo animation, animated map, lower thirds and stats auto-resize as you type, so the team can edit videos without a motion designer.

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Designing scalable MOGRT systems that bridge motion and non-designer workflows is pure product strategy. Clean execution and very functional!