Trump Launches America.gov AI Service, Names Intelligence Chief as AI Czar
Donald Trump has launched an AI-powered federal services portal and announced a new White House task force to oversee artificial intelligence policy, drawing intense scrutiny and debate about its effectiveness and direction.
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Trump signs order rebranding AI as 'super intelligence'
Technology ↗Trump announces 'morally binding' AI safety accord with tech leaders
Politico ↗Trump launches America.gov AI portal for federal services
Al Jazeera ↗Experts question lack of enforcement in AI safety pact
The Hindu - Technology ↗White House publishes voluntary AI safety accord signed by tech CEOs
SiliconANGLE ↗FTC continues investigating AI companies despite voluntary accord
Reason ↗Tech leaders worth $1.8 trillion attend White House summit
New York Post ↗Zuckerberg drafted accord, Microsoft and Amazon did not sign
The Next Web ↗California AG subpoenas OpenAI over cybersecurity risks
The Hill ↗Jay Clayton likely to be named White House AI czar
CBS Top Stories ↗Trump issues order to rename AI as Super Intelligence
South China Morning Post ↗Trump expected to appoint Jay Clayton as AI czar
South China Morning Post ↗Technology executives sign White House AI safety pledge
TechCrunch ↗Legal experts warn of order's complications
Forbes ↗White House announces Super Intelligence Force AI task force
CBS Top Stories ↗Task force report expected within 120 days
World News CNA ↗Jay Clayton formally named as AI czar to lead task force
AI - The Guardian ↗Task force given 120 days to deliver report on AI risks and benefits
New York Post ↗Trump announces task force led by Clayton and Ferguson
Bloomberg Technology ↗Super Intelligence Force begins work on shaping US AI policy
BBC News ↗Geoffrey Hinton criticises Trump's understanding of AI
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