President Trump Names AI Task Force ‘Super Intelligence Force,’ Appoints Jay Clayton to Lead
President Trump has named his Artificial Intelligence (AI) task force the "Super Intelligence Force." Intelligence Chief Jay Clayton will lead the task force, which is expected to report on AI's risks and benefits within 120 days.
Duluth Superior, MN, October 5, 2026 — President Trump has officially named the members of his newly formed Artificial Intelligence (AI) task force. The group will operate under the designation “Super Intelligence Force.”
Intelligence Chief Jay Clayton has been appointed to lead the task force. The creation of this specialized group signals a focus on understanding and addressing the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence.
The “Super Intelligence Force” is tasked with a comprehensive review of artificial intelligence. Its primary objective is to prepare a report detailing both the potential risks and the benefits associated with AI technologies. This report is anticipated to provide valuable insights for policymakers and stakeholders.
The timeline for the task force’s findings has been set, with the group expected to deliver its comprehensive report within 120 days of its formation. The specifics regarding the full composition of the task force beyond its appointed leader, Jay Clayton, were not provided in the initial announcement. The exact composition of the task force and the methodology for its risk and benefit assessment will be key factors in the impact of its upcoming report.
The focus on AI by the administration underscores the growing importance of this technology across various sectors, from national security to economic development. The “Super Intelligence Force” is expected to contribute to ongoing discussions and strategic planning regarding AI’s integration into society and its implications for the future.
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