The US Department of Justice announced the establishment of the “Super Intelligence Task Force”, headed by Deputy Attorney General Stanley Woodward and Deputy Attorney General Stephen Weiss, to focus on preventing foreign governments, their supporters, multinational criminal organizations, and other actors from misusing superintelligence technology to commit illegal activities such as fraud, cyber attacks, and endangering national security. The working group will strengthen collaboration with Jay Clayton, chairman of “Super Intelligence Power,” use law enforcement measures to crack down on related illegal acts, promote the improvement of risk reporting mechanisms, and urge enterprises to strengthen internal controls to ensure that super-intelligent technology operates as expected.

The US Department of Justice announced the establishment of the “Super Intelligence Task Force”, headed by Deputy Attorney General Stanley Woodward and Deputy Attorney General Stephen Weiss, to focus on preventing foreign governments, their supporters, multinational criminal organizations, and other actors from misusing superintelligence technology to commit illegal activities such as fraud, cyber attacks, and endangering national security. The working group will strengthen collaboration with Jay Clayton, chairman of “Super Intelligence Power,” use law enforcement measures to crack down on related illegal acts, promote the improvement of risk reporting mechanisms, and urge enterprises to strengthen internal controls to ensure that super-intelligent technology operates as expected.