The White House AI task force adopted its charter. It has 120 days to address AI governance questions. It will commission a report on AI risks in cybersecurity, biosecurity, and model control. A working group will implement the White House Accord on Super Intelligence. Defense Undersecretary Emil Michael will lead breach reporting protocols. A law enforcement coordination committee will include the Justice Department and FTC. Office of Personnel Management Director Scott Kupor will study AI’s workforce impact. Export controls may enforce compliance. Task force members include Vice President JD Vance and multiple cabinet officials.
What changed
The White House AI task force had not yet adopted its charter or begun work.
What it unlocks
The task force can now commission reports, form working groups, and develop protocols for AI governance.
- 120-day window
- 3 risk areas
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