Task force co-chair Scott Kupor said the administration won't rush regulatory rules. Pentagon technology chief and task force vice chair Emil Michael said recent AI model incidents resulted from failures to build appropriate sandboxes and check logs. “Everything we’ve seen so far was preventable by the labs themselves,” Michael said.
Trump announced the task force on Oct. 4, naming intelligence chief Jay Clayton, FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson, Michael and Kupor as its leaders. The group coordinates federal engagement with AI companies and public groups and has 120 days to report on AI's risks, opportunities and the government's responsibilities, the Wall Street Journal reported.