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President Donald Trump's Super Intelligence Force charter excludes the Commerce Department, with no representative from the agency included.
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- SOURCE@dareasmunhoz“Commerce had been a central player in AI policy. For one, CAISSI tests and evaluates models”x.com
- SUPPORT@politico“Read the charter for the White House’s ‘Super Intelligence Force’”x.com
- SUPPORT@axios“Why Trump's new AI task force co-chair says the admin won't rush regulatory rules”x.com
- SOURCE@dowcto“Under Secretary Emil Michael (@USWREMichael) on the preventable failures behind recent SI model incidents: “The incidents we’ve seen so far—if you talk to these companies—they say they were all preventable. They didn’t build their sandboxes appropriately; they didn’t check the logs appropriately.”x.com
- SUPPORT@mtslive“Emil Michael, the CTO of the Pentagon, is one of three vice chairs on the new superintelligence task force, and his job is coordination with AI companies”x.com
- SUPPORT@tftc21“The guy who got Anthropic banned from federal systems and called effective altruism a "death cult" is now the White House's point man for coordinating with AI companies.”x.com
- SUPPORT@mtslive“Anton Leicht says Jay Clayton becoming AI czar of America's new Super Intelligence Force shows Washington now treats AI as a national-security issue: "It is crazy that within a year we've gone from the AI czar as a venture capitalist, an investor, to the AI czar as the spy chief of the US government. That's a very different vibe."”x.com
- SUPPORT@kenklippenstein“Trump proposed an AI Force modeled off the Space Force and I'm amazed how little coverage it's gotten. Meanwhile, industry is racing to influence its creation:”x.com