US artificial intelligence affairs chief: Recommendations for the responsible development of AI will be released soon
On Tuesday, Jay Clayton, Director of National Intelligence and Head of Artificial Intelligence Affairs in the United States, was asked during an interview when recommendations regarding AI would be made. He responded: "We will be rolling them out," but added that he could not commit to an exact date. On October 16, the newly established AI Special Task Force led by Jay Clayton under the Trump administration held its first meeting, with the task force officially operating for a term of 120 days.
Jay Clayton, U.S. Director of National Intelligence and Head of Artificial Intelligence Affairs, stated that the AI task force’s recommendations on responsible AI development will be released “soon.”
On Tuesday, during an interview with CNBC, Clayton was asked when AI-related recommendations would be issued. He responded, “We will release them gradually,” but added that he could not commit to a specific date.
On October 16, the newly established AI Special Task Force under the Trump administration held its first meeting, set up its operational framework, and launched several specific work mechanisms. The official duration of the task force’s operation is 120 days.
The task force is led by Jay Clayton, with core members including Office of Personnel Management Director Scott Kupor, Federal Trade Commission Chair Andrew Ferguson, and Department of Defense Technology Head Emil Michael.
During the first meeting, the task force delineated the responsibilities of three specialized committees: the Reporting and Response Committee led by Michael, the Critical Infrastructure Committee headed by Kupor, and the Law Enforcement and Accountability Committee chaired by Ferguson.
In addition, reports on the impact of AI on labor and the economy will be submitted to the Department of Labor.
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