U.S. President Donald Trump has created a new working group called the “Super Intelligence Force” to strengthen the country’s leadership in artificial intelligence and to assess the risks and opportunities created by this technology. National Intelligence Director Jay Clayton has been appointed to lead the group, and the team is tasked with preparing a comprehensive report within 120 days.
elchi reports that U.S. President Donald Trump announced the creation of a new working group called the “Super Intelligence Force” to oversee the country’s artificial intelligence policy. Trump appointed National Intelligence Director Jay Clayton as the administration’s responsible official for artificial intelligence. Clayton will lead the new “Super Intelligence Force,” which aims to maintain U.S. leadership in artificial intelligence, and the team will prepare a report within 120 days assessing the risks and opportunities related to the technology.
In a social media post yesterday, Trump stated that the mission’s goal is to “ensure America continues to lead the world in superintelligence” and to “improve the lives of all Americans while protecting their interests.” He noted that the new body will enable the U.S. to maintain its leadership in technological development and coordinate government relations with the public.
Clayton, who was appointed National Intelligence Director in August, told the American press that the new working group will prepare a report within 120 days assessing the risks and opportunities created by artificial intelligence. The “Superintelligence Authority” will coordinate the federal government’s relations with consumers, public interest groups, religious organizations, critical infrastructure providers, and superintelligence companies.
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Tramp enters a new phase in the artificial intelligence race: “Super Intelligence Force” created
