White House Super Intelligence task force lays out agenda at first meeting: PCAST risk report, Accord working group
ShakeelHashim · x · 2026-10-16
Per a Semafor exclusive, the White House's AI task force adopted its charter at its first meeting, starting a 120-day window. Key items:
- Commissioning a PCAST report on AI risk across cybersecurity/critical infrastructure, biosecurity and dual-use applications, and model control & accountability
- A working group led by DNI Jay Clayton to implement the Accord on Super Intelligence signed by major AI CEOs
- Emil Michael to lead a protocol for labs to report breaches to the government
- A new law-enforcement/consumer-protection coordination committee with DOJ and FTC
- Scott Kupor to work on critical infrastructure protection and assessing AI's impact on jobs and the economy
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