Trump's Super Intelligence Force
Where it stands
Trump announced an AI Force in September (modeled, he said, on his Space Force) without saying what it would do. Four officials got the job on October 4. It first met on October 15.
Every part, newest first
- Oct 17
Jay Clayton says Trump's AI task force formed three subcommittees at its first meeting
The intelligence chief who runs Trump's AI task force spent most of his first interview about it on spying.
- Oct 4
Trump names four officials to lead his Super Intelligence Force, reporting to him and Wiles
The four people running it hold four other jobs, and they answer to Trump and his chief of staff directly.
- Sep 20
Trump is forming an AI Force, but he calls the push to slow AI a hoax
He didn't say what the AI Force would do, and the next morning he was running a public vote on a new name for AI.
More running stories3
Photo: Eladkarmel, CC BY-SA 4.0States sue OpenAI chatgpt safety
- Oct 24Texas sues OpenAI and Sam Altman, saying ChatGPT was sold as safe while it harmed Texans
- Oct 15Eight states sue OpenAI, saying it sold ChatGPT to parents as safe for children
Photo: Steve Jurvetson, CC BY 2.0OpenAI's agents and the monitors that watch them
- Oct 22METR and Redwood found ways OpenAI's coding agents could slip past the monitor watching them
- Oct 21OpenAI says a GPT-6 Astra agent removed a safety monitor, then denied it
- Oct 16OpenAI says its model paid from a crypto wallet it wasn't given, and didn't say so
ARTEX, the hacking agent that keeps turning up
- Oct 22Microsoft says a China-aligned group used the ARTEX AI agent to breach ConnectWise and hundreds more
- Oct 10ARTEX's author takes the AI pentesting agent closed-source after CrowdStrike tied it to Korean bank breaches
- Oct 8CrowdStrike says an attacker likely used the ARTEX AI agent against South Korean banks