White House Artificial Intelligence Task Force to Hold First Meeting on Thursday
Following pressure on the Trump administration to take a more dominant stance on artificial intelligence safety, the newly established task force is meeting for the first time.
Following mounting pressures within the Trump administration to adopt a more aggressive approach in the field of artificial intelligence safety, the newly formed artificial intelligence task force is preparing to hold its first meeting on Thursday.
First Meeting on Thursday
According to information shared by two administration officials, the newly established artificial intelligence task force within the White House will hold its planned first meeting on Thursday.
Name and Structure of the Task Force
Adopting the term favored by President Donald Trump for artificial intelligence, the 'Super Intelligence Task Force' aims to conduct work on security policies and strategies.
The formation is led by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton, with prominent figures also serving on the board.
Key Figures in the Administration
White House Chief of Staff Scott Kupor serves as the vice chair of the task force.
Additionally, Pentagon Chief Technology Officer Emil Michael and Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew Ferguson are members of the board.