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The White House established an AI task force with 120 days to assess risks, opportunities, and federal responsibilities.

· ComputeLabs Research · from the October 3, 2026 edition

The task force’s immediate mandate is a report, not a completed regulatory framework. The supplied reports say it has 120 days to assess AI’s risks and opportunities and outline the responsibilities of the U.S. federal government.

The group is named the Super Intelligence Force (超级智能工作组). The reports identify Jay Clayton (杰伊・克莱顿), described in those reports as head of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, as its chair; a senior White House official reportedly characterized the role as effectively making him the administration’s AI czar.

The stated objectives combine U.S. technological leadership with public-interest considerations. Clayton said Trump wanted the group to help maintain U.S. leadership in superintelligence and put Americans’ interests first, while a separate Wall Street Journal-attributed update linked the initiative to public and industry concerns.

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