As AI moves closer to Artificial Superintelligence (ASI), the way we find information is changing. This concept paper looks at past studies to understand how ASI will become a main source of information, acting like a "Synthetic Oracle" or a trusted digital guide. It focuses on Generation X, who are busy with careers and retirement planning, and how they use this technology daily. Reviewing current research, the paper shows Gen X uses ASI as a trusted helper to filter out online noise and check facts. Past studies show a clear change in how Gen X shops: they stop buying just because of brand names and start buying based on proven facts and real value. By using ASI to quickly understand product details and hidden costs, these buyers know just as much as the sellers. Because of this, traditional marketing does not work as well. Instead, shoppers demand clear, proven facts about products. Also, research points to "delegated shopping," where busy Gen Xers let their AI assistants buy everyday items for them based on their personal goals. In short, this paper uses past research to show a future where ASI is the main judge of truth. This changes how Gen X trusts brands and shops, giving marketers a new way to understand the highly informed consumer.