Trump's Super Intelligence task force named cybersecurity, biosecurity and model control as its first priorities and started a 120-day review clock. Counted from the October 15 meeting, the window ends around February 12, 2027, when the task force aims to deliver a federal position on AI safety.
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President Trump named intelligence director Jay Clayton to lead a White House AI task force with 120 days to set a federal plan for AI risks. With the spy chief in charge, AI companies are likelier to face federal demands on incident reporting than rules on how models are built.
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Four leaders of Trump's Super Intelligence task force meet Thursday to set its agenda, with a report on AI risks due within 120 days. Its mandate avoids heavy regulation, and at least five members hold AI or tech investment ties.
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Trump's new AI task force splits its leadership among four co-chairs from competing camps
Donald Trump's new AI task force is co-chaired by four officials from intelligence, personnel, technology and the FTC who represent competing views on AI. Product teams should plan around the features each camp has already objected to.
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Semafor's three sources put the Treasury secretary at the front of a four-name field for a post whose structure and authority Trump has not described. The White House calls unannounced personnel reporting baseless speculation.
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GAO traces $6.7bn of federal administrative leave pay to DOGE's resignation offer
Payroll data shows federal administrative leave spending rose 435% between 2023 and 2025 to $9.5bn. OPM's director calls that a one-time expense and claims $40bn a year in savings. Agencies are already backfilling more than 20,000 of the vacated roles.
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A 7,704-person study says remote staff feel best. It never measured what RTO mandates claim to buy.
MD Anderson's fully remote employees reported the highest well-being and no less connection to colleagues, and stayed longer. Productivity, the stated reason for recalling people, went unmeasured.
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