On October 5th, as promisedUSAPresident Donald.. Donald Trump (1946-), US Democrat politician, president from 2009A new one has been announcedsuperintelligenceWorking Group (Super Inteligence Force). He indicated that the agency would be led by Jay Clayton, the United States National Intelligence Director, and other officials of the current administration。
Trump local time posted on its social platform "Truth Social" last morning: "The task of the super-smart working group is to coordinate the work of the federal government, and the government will be able to work on the issueTo ensure that the United States continues to lead the world in super-intelligenceI don't know. Many believe that this technology has outperformed the industrial revolution and the Internet. The Working Group will also defend the interests of all Americans and improve the lives of the people.”
1AI NOTED THAT IN SEPTEMBER, IN RESPONSE TO ARGUMENTS ABOUT THE SECURITY OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, TRUMP LARGELY DENOUNCED IT AS A FRAUD CREATED BY “RADICAL LEFT-WING DEMOCRATS”. BUT EVEN SO, HE STATED THAT HE WOULD SET UP A TASK FORCE DEDICATED TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND APPOINT AN “AI MANAGING DIRECTOR” (HE WROTE AT THE TIME: “ONLY HIGHLY INTELLIGENT PEOPLE!”)。
Since then, Trump has signed an executive order promoting the renaming of "AI" as "suber intelligence". Last week, when a group of tech firms gathered at the White House and signed a non-legally binding security promise, they began to use this new term, although there was also some confusion in the process; the text of the promise even contained a glaring spelling error。
Naturally, the new Trump task force adopted this brand-new designation. According to the Wall Street Journal, Clayton will chair the Super-Intelligence Working Group, which will in fact become the new Super-Intelligence Manager; Andrew Ferguson, President of the United States Federal Trade Commission; Emil Michael, Deputy Minister for Research and Engineering, United States Department of Defense; and Scott Kupper, Director of the United States Personnel Administration, will serve as Vice-Chairpersons。
According to the introduction,The task force needs to submit a report within 120 days analysing the risks and development opportunities posed by artificial intelligenceI don't know. Clayton had previously argued that it would be irresponsible for the United States to opt for a “back-down” if countries such as China continued to move forward with the relevant technology. He again expressed a similar view in an interview with the Wall Street Journal and insisted that one of the greatest risks was not to take the first place in the industry。
In accordance with the terms of reference of the working group, its work includes: “preparation of a response to the various social threats arising from super-intellectual intelligence; prevention of over-regulation, as well as of the phenomenon of capture, and of stifling innovation and competition in the market”