Eight experiments · I Ask AI
Ask the machines.
Follow the questions.
Impeachment, the administration, money and the election claims. Eight selections from I Ask AI ↗︎, following the questions from one video to the next.
These are the creator’s AI experiments and commentary, not independent findings. Original video titles are preserved; the links beside them lead into the documentary record.
01 · The impeachment question
I Asked 6 AIs What They'd IMPEACH Trump For (Including Trump's OWN AI)
Six models are asked to build an impeachment case. Start here for the channel’s exploration of presidential accountability.
Watch on YouTube ↗︎The Third Impeachment? →02 · The people around him
I Asked 7 AIs to Name the WORST Person in Trump's Administration
The focus turns from the president to his appointees, with seven models asked to assess the people in his administration.
Watch on YouTube ↗︎Explore the Cast Members →03 · The second-term report card
I Asked 8 AIs to Grade Trump's Second Term. They Called It a DISASTER
A broader assessment experiment: eight models are asked to grade the second term. The headline is the creator’s framing of their responses.
Watch on YouTube ↗︎Evidence & promises →04 · Governing by order
I Fed ALL of Trump's Orders Into AI. Here's the Brutal Verdict
The creator puts Trump’s orders at the center of an AI analysis. Follow the discussion alongside the executive-order record.
Watch on YouTube ↗︎Explore executive orders →05 · The trade war
I Asked 6 AIs to Pick a Side in the US-Canada Trade War
Six models are asked to take a position on the US–Canada trade dispute, bringing tariffs and cross-border relations into the discussion.
Watch on YouTube ↗︎Explore tariffs & trade →06 · The economic cost
I Asked 6 AIs to Calculate the Total Economic Cost of Trump’s Second Term
An attempt to put a price on the second term. Treat the models’ calculations as claims to examine, rather than an independently audited total.
Watch on YouTube ↗︎Explore the national debt →07 · Follow the money
I Asked AI to Follow Every Dollar Trump Made in Office
The channel asks AI to trace money made in office, opening questions about the overlap between public power and private interests.
Watch on YouTube ↗︎Explore Corruption Research →08 · The election claims
I Asked AI for All the "Evidence" the 2020 Election Was RIGGED. Here's What Happened
The final stop revisits the claims about the 2020 election. Pair the experiment with the court decisions and election record.
Watch on YouTube ↗︎Read the election & January 6 record →The rebrand · The statement
Intelligence, by executive adjective.
Before the speech · September 21, 2026
First, he put the name to a poll.
On September 21, the day before his UN speech, Trump asked his Truth Social followers to choose between “Super Intelligence” and “Superior Intelligence” in a poll, The New Republic reported.
At the United Nations on September 22, 2026, Trump said the wording “super intelligence” would replace “artificial intelligence” in US government documents.
“It sounds much better.”
Donald Trump · UN General Assembly · September 22, 2026
Watch the statement and read the transcript · WIRED ↗︎About this selection
One channel. Eight starting points.
Videos remain hosted by I Ask AI on YouTube and play when selected. This is a curated selection, not a live feed. Titles and channel ownership were checked on September 27, 2026; descriptions here introduce each topic rather than transcribe the videos.
The rebrand animation above is AI-generated satire made with Higgsfield. The recorded statement and reporting are linked separately. The channel’s arguments and model outputs should be read alongside their underlying sources.
Explore the I Ask AI channel ↗︎Beyond the rebrand · AI risks
A new name is no safety policy.
Renaming AI does nothing to make it safe. Researchers and industry leaders are warning about cyberattacks, misuse and increasingly autonomous systems slipping beyond human control. At the UN Security Council on September 23, AI leaders called for governments to cooperate on managing those risks. The Trump administration should demand independent safety testing, enforceable safeguards and public accountability—not leave the companies selling the technology to police themselves. The scale of future harm is uncertain; that is a reason to prepare, not an excuse to ignore the warnings.
- Watch · CBS News: OpenAI agents and the UN website ↗︎CBS discusses the Wall Street Journal’s reporting on aggressive website-access techniques · 4:20.
- Watch · CBS Mornings: “More AI models are going rogue. What does that mean?” ↗︎A short explainer on the growing concern about AI behavior · 2:59.
- Read · Reuters: AI leaders warn the UN of security risks ↗︎Calls for international oversight, alongside the Trump administration’s response · September 23, 2026.
- Read · AP: Amodei calls for safety measures to catch up ↗︎The Anthropic chief’s warning about the pace of AI development · September 12, 2026.