ET Intelligence Group reported on the 5th: U.S. President Trump announced on Sunday (the 4th) the establishment of a 'Super Intelligence Task Force,' led by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton, who has been dubbed by outsiders as the 'AI Czar'.
The task force is expected to submit a report within 120 days, systematically assessing the risks and opportunities brought by advanced AI, and clarifying the federal government's future role in AI safety, national security, and industry regulation.
Clayton stated that if the U.S. falls behind in the AI race, it could inherently increase both known and unknown risks, especially when facing U.S. adversaries. Therefore, the policy starting point of this special task force is not simply to restrict AI development, but rather to simultaneously address two goals: 'maintaining technological leadership' and 'controlling security risks.' (rc)
The task force is expected to submit a report within 120 days, systematically assessing the risks and opportunities brought by advanced AI, and clarifying the federal government's future role in AI safety, national security, and industry regulation.
Clayton stated that if the U.S. falls behind in the AI race, it could inherently increase both known and unknown risks, especially when facing U.S. adversaries. Therefore, the policy starting point of this special task force is not simply to restrict AI development, but rather to simultaneously address two goals: 'maintaining technological leadership' and 'controlling security risks.' (rc)
