Trump's AI Task Force Holds First Meeting Focused on Cyber and Biosecurity

On October 16, the AI task force established by President Trump held its first meeting, deciding to address risks related to cybersecurity, biosecurity, and model control and accountability. Meeting minutes indicate that the task force, named the Superintelligence Task Force, will commission a report from the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology to assess related risks and other potential issues. The White House stated that the task force will develop protocols and mechanisms to enable AI laboratories to provide early warnings and systematic notifications to the government regarding security vulnerabilities, hacking attacks, and model jailbreaks.

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