Trump appoints Jay Clayton as White House AI czar
President Donald Trump named Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton to lead a new artificial intelligence task force on Sunday.
Clayton retains spy chief role
The director of national intelligence will keep his current position overseeing eighteen US agencies. A White House official stated that any personnel announcement would come directly from the president.
New panel reviews AI risks
Clayton will head a group called the Super Intelligence Force to report on technology within 120 days. The administration wants this team to ensure the United States stays ahead in advanced artificial intelligence development.
President cites China competition
Trump argued that excessive oversight could weaken American competitiveness against China. He also noted that failing to lead in this field carries high risks for the nation.
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- South China Morning Post
- Express Tribune
- The Guardian
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