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Trump’s AI Task Force Agrees to Address Three AI Risk Areas
At its Oct. 15 meeting, the task force planned a report assessing those risks and other potential concerns.

President Donald Trump’s SuperIntelligenceForce agreed to address risks involving cybersecurity, biosecurity, and model control and accountability.
At its first meeting on Oct. 15, 2026, the group agreed to begin work across those three areas.
The task force plans to commission the President’s Science and Technology Advisory Committee to assess those risks and other potential concerns in a report. Trump previously named Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton to lead the Super Intelligence Force. “Superintelligence” is Trump’s preferred term for artificial intelligence.