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Trump announces members of ‘Super Intelligence Force’ to coordinate AI policy

NBC News · · International · AI Governance

President Trump has announced the members of a new group called the 'Super Intelligence Force,' described as a coordinating body for U.S. artificial intelligence policy. No further details about the group's membership, authority, or mandate are available from the announcement.

Why this matters: Who sits at the table when the government sets AI policy matters more than what the group is called. If this body shapes federal rules on AI development, procurement, or oversight, its membership tells you whose priorities get built in. Right now there is almost no public detail about who these people are, what they can decide, or how their work will be visible to anyone outside the administration. That gap is worth watching.

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