Super Intelligence Force Looking Into Ai Risks
The group will study AI risks in cybersecurity, biosecurity and model control while setting reporting and enforcement protocols, officials said.
- On Thursday, October 15, the Super Intelligence Task Force formally adopted its charter in Washington, launching a 120-day window to address rapid artificial intelligence development challenges.
- The task force was created last month to guide implementation of the White House Accord on Super Intelligence, which major AI CEOs signed this month.
- Pentagon CTO Emil Michael will lead efforts to develop "protocols and mechanisms for labs to provide early warnings and systemized notifications to the government of breaches, hacks, jailbreaks, and other issues."
- FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson will lead a law enforcement and consumer protection coordination committee, while Office of Personnel Management Director Scott Kupor oversees critical infrastructure protection and workforce impacts.
- The President's Council of Advisers on Science and Technology will conduct a study evaluating AI risk across cybersecurity, biosecurity, and model accountability areas.
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Super Intelligence Force looking into Ai risks
(CNN)– The White House’s new “Super Intelligence Force” met for the first time Thursday, October 15. The task force discussed risks of Ai technology and ways the government can improve its response to possible issues. The task force agreed to review and develop protocols and mechanisms for labs to provide early warnings. It also agreed to develop systemized notifications to the government of breaches, hacks, and other issues. The task force, le…
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