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US President Donald Trump has appointed Jay Clayton, a former Wall Street lawyer and current national intelligence chief, to lead a new White House task force on artificial intelligence.
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The move comes as concerns grow about the potential dangers of AI systems, with several recent incidents highlighting security vulnerabilities. The task force, dubbed the 'Super Intelligence Force', is charged with ensuring that the United States maintains its global leadership in AI development while also protecting the interests of American citizens.
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