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Trump AI industry self-regulation agreement
Trump has named intelligence chief Jay Clayton as AI czar to lead a task force called the 'Super Intelligence Force', which has 120 days to prepare a report, the WSJ reports. FTC chairman Andrew Ferguson will also help lead the task force.
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Saturday 3 October
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Trump names Clayton AI czar to lead task force
Trump picked intelligence chief Clayton to head a task force called the 'Super Intelligence Force', which has 120 days to prepare a report, the WSJ reported.
Washington, D.C.US
2 sourcesBloomberg, Reuters
BloombergXSat 3 Oct, 23:55
The task force has been named the “Super Intelligence Force,” Trump’s preferred name for AI, and will have 120 days to prepare the report, the report said
The original postReutersXSun 4 Oct, 03:00
Trump names intelligence chief Clayton as AI czar, to head task force, WSJ reports
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22:50 UTC
Jay Clayton to lead Trump AI task force
The WSJ reports Clayton will lead the task force and deliver a report in 120 days.
1 sourceReuters
ReutersXSat 3 Oct, 22:50
Jay Clayton to lead Trump's AI task force, deliver report in 120 days, WSJ reports
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Friday 2 October
1 development16:06 UTC
Trump expected to name Jay Clayton as AI czar
Trump is expected to name Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton as his AI czar, according to a person familiar and reports, amid calls for government intervention in AI.
Washington, DCUS
2 sourcesAl Jazeera, Bloomberg
Al JazeeraRSSFri 2 Oct, 16:06
Trump to name intelligence chief Clayton as AI tsar: Reports The possible selection comes amid increasing calls for the government to intervene in the rapidly developing technology.
The original postBloombergXFri 2 Oct, 19:55
President Donald Trump is expected to name US Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton as his next artificial intelligence czar, according to a person familiar with the matter
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Wednesday 30 September
4 developments08:40 UTC
Trump calls tech firms' AI pact "morally binding"
Trump said the executives who signed the accord made a "morally binding" commitment to build adequate safeguards. He said they agreed to voluntary standards keeping AI under human control and backed the rapid expansion of data centers.
2 sourcesAFP, Reuters
AFPXWed 30 Sep, 08:40
🇺🇸 Trump says AI bosses sign 'morally binding' accord to self-regulate US President Donald Trump says the tech executives gathered at the White House to discuss regulating AI have signed a "morally binding" commitment to build adequate safeguards on the fast-moving technology.
The original postReutersXWed 30 Sep, 10:15
President Trump said tech executives agreed to set voluntary AI standards to keep the technology under human control and backed the rapid expansion of data centers. Steve Holland explains
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03:46 UTC
Trump wants to rename AI "super intelligence"
Trump sees AI as having a branding problem and intends to try to officially rename the technology "super intelligence", Bloomberg reported.
1 sourceBloomberg
BloombergXWed 30 Sep, 03:46
President Trump sees artificial intelligence as suffering from a branding problem, and he intends to fix it with an attempt to officially rename the technology “super intelligence.
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03:29 UTC
Trump mulls 10-person committee to oversee AI sector
After meeting tech executives at the White House, Trump told reporters he is thinking about creating a 10-person oversight committee for AI.
Washington, D.C.US
1 sourceReuters
ReutersXWed 30 Sep, 03:29
🔊President Trump told reporters he is thinking about creating a 10-person committee to oversee the AI sector, after meeting with tech executives at the White House. Hear the latest from the Reuters World News podcast afternoon update
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03:00 UTC
Trump and tech firms sign voluntary AI regulation agreement
Trump and leading tech companies signed a voluntary agreement on AI development at a tech summit, backing self-regulation.
Washington, D.C.US
1 sourceAl Jazeera
Al JazeeraRSSWed 30 Sep, 03:00
Trump backs AI self-regulation at tech summit but is it enough? US President Donald Trump and leading tech companies have signed a voluntary agreement to regulate AI development.
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