Trump's AI task force holds first meeting, launches risk study
Jay Clayton, the Director of National Intelligence, said the group also formed committees and launched a risk study.
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What happened
A new government task force on artificial intelligence held its first meeting, according to Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton. The group set up protocols, a risk study and several committees. The task force has also ordered a report on AI dangers from the President's Council.
Why it matters
The task force's work will include a study of AI risks and a report on AI dangers.
Timeline
- Oct 16, 9:47 AM ET: The AI task force holds its inaugural meeting and sets up protocols, a risk study and committees.
- Oct 16, 4:15 PM ET: The task force orders a report on AI dangers from the President's Council.
Coverage
- Trump Task Force Orders Report on AI Dangers (PYMNTS)
- US's AI task force sets path for study and reviews, leader tells CNBC (Yahoo News)
- Trump’s Move to Rename Artificial Intelligence to ‘Super Intelligence’ is About Much More Than It Seems (talkingpointsmemo.com)
- White House ‘Super Intelligence’ Task Force to hold its first meeting (Politico)
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