White House Forms AI Task Force Led by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton

The White House has created a new AI task force called the Super Intelligence Force, chaired by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton. The group has 120 days to report on AI risks and opportunities. Following a meeting with AI industry leaders including OpenAI's Greg Brockman, Anthropic's Dario Amodei, and Nvidia's Jensen Huang, participants agreed to voluntary safety principles. President Trump expressed support for a voluntary rather than regulatory approach, and the task force will review existing laws, government incident-reporting processes, and potential legislative actions related to artificial intelligence.

According to a White House official who briefed reporters, Jay Clayton — appointed to head the task force in his role as Director of National Intelligence — would serve as the administration's primary liaison on matters related to artificial intelligence. Trump outlined a plan for his administration to largely step back from overseeing artificial intelligence development, letting the industry chart its own course rather than imposing government guardrails — a position grounded in his stated belief that the technology holds the kind of world-altering promise once seen in the Industrial Revolution.

White House Forms AI Task Force Led by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton

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