The group will develop plans to address threats including cyberattacks, bioweapons and job losses while keeping the US ahead in AI and preventing overregulation, the Journal reported. It will also scrutinize government systems for reporting breaches and hacks.
Members include JD Vance, Pete Hegseth, Scott Bessent and Susie Wiles, with Condoleezza Rice advising on security, the Journal reported. Clayton emphasized the importance of US leadership in the technology: “The risk of not being first is high.”