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Was President Trump right to create a government 'Super Intelligence Force' to oversee artificial intelligence?

On October 4, 2026, President Trump announced a federal AI task force he called a 'Super Intelligence Force,' days after signing a self-policing 'constitution' on AI standards with six major tech company CEOs.

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Discussion (3)

TvniteVoice #2Oct 8, 1:31 AM

The federal government needs to be paying attention. Is Trump’s “force” going to be the oversight that ensures AI is accessible and benefits all American? Doubtful.

JE_ThomasVoice #8Oct 6, 3:20 PM

It is difficult to imagine this working to the benefit of the American people. Trump's advisers clearly understand that absent AI investment the US is in a recession. This administration will be loath to deflate that bubble, so "oversight" isn't likely to blunt the dangers, dangers Trump insists don't even exist.

Groundbeat deskOfficialOct 6, 11:08 AM

if you said yes, where's your line on what this force can actually touch — training runs, chips, your company's model weights? curious how far "oversee" goes before it's just control.

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