A White House AI task force created by U.S. President Donald Trump held its first meeting on Oct. 16 and agreed to begin addressing risks tied to cybersecurity, biosafety, and what officials described as "model control and accountability." According to meeting notes released by the White House, the body — called the SuperIntelligenceForce — will ask the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology to prepare a report assessing those risks along with other potential issues. The White House also said the group plans to develop protocols and mechanisms that would allow AI labs to provide the government with early warnings and structured notifications about security vulnerabilities, hacking incidents, jailbreaks, and related problems. The term "superintelligence" is described by the White House as Trump’s preferred wording when referring to AI.
A White House AI task force established by U.S. President Donald Trump held its first meeting on Oct. 16, agreeing to begin work on risks linked to cybersecurity, biosafety, and "model control and accountability."
As concern over the potential dangers of artificial intelligence has grown, the U.S. government has stepped up its focus on those threats. According to meeting notes released by the White House, the group, called the SuperIntelligenceForce, will commission the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology to prepare a report assessing those risks and other possible issues.
The White House said the task force will also "develop relevant protocols and mechanisms" so AI laboratories can provide the government with early warnings and systematic notifications regarding security flaws, hacking attacks, model jailbreaks, and other problems. The White House added that "superintelligence" is Trump’s preferred term when referring to AI.
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