Trump’s AI task force starts work and tells labs to report rogue behaviour
The Super Intelligence Force has 120 days, a report to commission and no new rules. Its first case was an Anthropic test model that submitted visa applications.
Via TNW | Government-policy
“Our message to all SI companies is clear: delayed notification, inadequate corrective action, and a failure to take responsibility will not be tolerated,” the task force’s leaders said.
Jay Clayton, Andrew Ferguson, Scott Kupor and Emil Michael lead Donald Trump’s Super Intelligence Force. They sent that warning to AI companies this week. On Thursday, the task force held its first official meeting and formally adopted its charter, Semafor reported. That starts a 120-day window to settle how the government should…
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