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    Trump Expected to Appoint DNI Jay Clayton as AI 'Czar'

    Reports indicate the Trump administration may name Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton to a new AI "czar" role, positioning AI as a national security and intelligence matter.

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    The appointment would formalize AI governance at the highest levels of national security, signaling government recognition of AI's strategic importance. It reflects a shift toward treating AI primarily as a national defense and intelligence issue alongside other policy considerations.

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    @washingtonpostPresident Trump is expected to name spy chief Jay Clayton as his new top adviser on AI, according to three people familiar with the decision, a move that cements the administration’s handling of the new technology as a matter of national security. https://wapo.st/3W33mb43h
    @rohanpaul_aiPresident Trump is expected to name his intelligence chief, Jay Clayton, as the White House's new AI czar. Clayton already oversees 18 intelligence agencies and is expected to keep that post, folding AI policy into the spy portfolio. The choice breaks with David Sacks, the venture capitalist who held the post until March and wanted AI left largely unregulated so America could outrun China. Clayton treats AI as a security problem instead, calling superintelligence "a national security issue" and promising a "whole-of-government approach" to regulating it. He has still argued against pausing AI, so expect tighter oversight of threats such as AI-enabled hacking without a brake on development.3h

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    @washingtonpostPresident Trump is expected to name spy chief Jay Clayton as his new top adviser on AI, according to three people familiar with the decision, a move that cements the administration’s handling of the new technology as a matter of national security. https://wapo.st/3W33mb43h
    @rohanpaul_aiPresident Trump is expected to name his intelligence chief, Jay Clayton, as the White House's new AI czar. Clayton already oversees 18 intelligence agencies and is expected to keep that post, folding AI policy into the spy portfolio. The choice breaks with David Sacks, the venture capitalist who held the post until March and wanted AI left largely unregulated so America could outrun China. Clayton treats AI as a security problem instead, calling superintelligence "a national security issue" and promising a "whole-of-government approach" to regulating it. He has still argued against pausing AI, so expect tighter oversight of threats such as AI-enabled hacking without a brake on development.3h