Inside Trump's new AI playbook
Summary
President Donald Trump has created a new task force called the "Super Intelligence" group to unify the government's approach to AI policy. The task force aims to balance safety concerns with fast innovation, avoiding strict laws that could quickly become outdated.Key Facts
- The task force was formed to bring together scattered AI policy efforts in the government.
- Scott Kupor, co-chair of the task force, said rigid laws on AI might become obsolete fast.
- The group includes officials with different views on AI regulation, from cautious to more industry-friendly.
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chief of Staff Susie Wiles support some voluntary AI oversight efforts.
- The Commerce Department manages voluntary model reviews for companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google.
- Jay Clayton, director of national intelligence, leads coordination of the task force.
- The task force will work for 120 days and may suggest that different federal agencies regulate AI in different ways.
- The government favors corporate self-regulation through audits and reporting rather than new strict laws.
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