Donald Trump says "America continues to lead the World in Super Intelligence" on AI task force

President Donald Trump announced Sunday the creation of the Super Intelligence Force, a federal task force to coordinate his administration’s work on artificial intelligence, which he now calls “super intelligence” or “SI.” The step followed an executive order directing agencies to use that label in official communications and non-statutory documents. National Intelligence Director Jay Clayton will lead the group, with Andrew Ferguson, Emil Michael, and Scott Kupor as co-leaders; it reports to Trump and Susie Wiles. Trump said the group would work to keep the country globally competitive in the technology while protecting U.S. interests. It will work with outside groups. It follows a White House meeting where technology executives signed a voluntary safety commitment. Trump has opposed slowing AI development, citing competition with China, as Washington and Silicon Valley debate safeguards amid reports of AI systems bypassing controls.