Donald Trump appoints Jay Clayton to head new 'Super Intelligence Force'
The tycoon announces the creation of a task force dedicated to artificial intelligence to ensure American leadership
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Donald Trump announced the creation of the 'Super Intelligence Force', a new federal task force led by Jay Clayton, with the aim of maintaining the United States' global leadership in the field of superintelligence and protecting national interests.
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Why It Matters
The creation of the task force follows a White House agreement with major global technology companies.
Donald Trump has named intelligence chief Jay Clayton as "artificial intelligence czar." The tycoon announces the creation of the 'Super Intelligence force' on Thruth.
"Following the historic White House agreement on Superintelligence, which brought together the most important technology companies in the world confirming their responsibilities towards the American people, I announce the formation of the Super Intelligence Force", writes Trump in a post on Truth explaining that the new task force will be "tasked with coordinating the federal government's efforts to ensure that America maintains world leadership in Super intelligence and to protect the interests and improve the lives of all Americans". The Super Intelligence Force "will be led by the Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton, by the President of the Federal Trade Commission Andrew Ferguson, by the Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering and Chief Technology Officer Emil Michael, and by the Director of the Office of Personnel Management Scott Kupor", adds the tycoon specifying that "it will report directly to the president of the United States and to the chief of staff, Susie Wiles".
Open Questions
- What will be the specific enforcement powers of the task force?
- How will it interface with existing privacy regulations?
