Read the charter for the White House’s ‘Super Intelligence Force’
The new group has broad authority to determine how the government should protect against artificial intelligence threats.
President Donald Trump has established the "Super Intelligence Force," a task force with extensive power to guide the tech industry and federal government in addressing AI-related threats to national security and civil liberties, according to a charter revealed by POLITICO. The task force, led by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton and Vice President JD Vance, will identify strategies to enhance government and private sector preparedness and response to such threats.
The group will also produce a report focusing on potential AI risks, including civil liberties, cybersecurity, advanced model standards, and overregulation impacts. The 120-day-long task force, which includes members from the National Security Agency, Health and Human Services Department, and other federal agencies, will work closely with the Pentagon, Justice Department, Homeland Security Department, and the Federal Trade Commission.
The charter highlights biosecurity and water supply threats as key areas of concern, following recent cybersecurity incidents involving advanced AI models. The task force will also review existing protocols for AI labs to report incidents, with recommendations for improving government responses to such breaches.
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