The US Super Intelligence Task Force (SIF) held its inaugural meeting around October 15, 2026. The group, chaired by Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton, operates under a 120-day mandate to implement the White House Accord on Super Intelligence signed earlier that month.
The task force has established three committees focused on reporting and response, critical infrastructure, and law enforcement combined with consumer protection. These bodies aim to translate the voluntary commitments made by major tech companies, including Google and Meta, into formal operating procedures.
David Sacks has been appointed to lead a study on the impact of AI on the workforce and the broader economy. The findings will be submitted to the Department of Labor to inform future economic and labor policies.
While the task force develops protocols, enforcement of AI-related activities remains under the jurisdiction of the Federal Trade Commission and the Justice Department. The task force's work addresses risks in cybersecurity, biosecurity, and civil liberties.
