Trump’s Super Intelligence Force leaders meet Thursday to set the agenda
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Leaders of President Donald Trump’s Super Intelligence Task Force were set to meet on Thursday, with Jay Clayton presiding and Scott Kupor serving as vice chair. The meeting comes alongside rising AI investment, broader public anxiety, and pressure from US allies for access to advanced AI models. The task force’s light-regulation approach is also set to put AI oversight on the agenda, alongside questions about innovation, national security, and ethics.
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People watching AI policy, especially developers and companies that work with advanced models, are the ones most likely to notice this next. A meeting on Thursday puts the task force’s direction in view for anyone tracking how US oversight may be framed around access, innovation, and security.
What changes in practice is that the task force is moving into a public agenda-setting phase, with Jay Clayton presiding and Scott Kupor as vice chair. What does not change from these items alone is the existence of the task force’s light-regulation stance, which remains part of the discussion rather than a new rule by itself. (per cryptobriefing.com)
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