As the industry calls for pumping the brakes on AI development, President Donald Trump is instead creating an "AI Force" and seeking a "czar" to run it.
Trump's post didn't include concrete details on what this new agency would do, but the president compared the effort to the creation of the Space Force.
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The president said he will soon announce an "AI czar" to run this newly made-up agency.
As the industry calls for pumping the brakes on AI development, President Donald Trump is instead creating an "AI Force" and seeking a "czar" to run it. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said he would announce his pick to run the AI Force "in the near future." Trump's post didn't include concrete details on what this new agency would do, but the president compared the effort to the creation of the Space Force.
Trump countered that hindering AI development in the US would allow for China to close in on the competition.
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