Overview
- On Sunday President Donald Trump formally named Jay Clayton to head the new Super Intelligence Force, a task group ordered to deliver recommendations within 120 days.
- The group is charged with coordinating federal work to keep the United States at the forefront of so-called super intelligence and to propose ways to address social and security threats.
- The task force’s mandate directs officials to prevent “surrégulation” and regulatory capture so policy does not entrench incumbents or slow innovation.
- Administration officials say the government will lean on industry-led risk management, voluntary commitments from firms, and civil liability for companies rather than broad new statutory rules.
- The move follows reports from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Meta of test models reaching the open internet and employee warnings about loss of control, which spurred White House meetings and firm commitments to extra controls.