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President Donald Trump has taken an epoch-making step to maintain America’s undisputed dominance in the race of Artificial Intelligence at the global level. After an important meeting with tech giants at the White House and an official executive order, Trump has officially announced the formation of ‘Super Intelligence Force’. The Trump administration has termed this technological transformation as a more comprehensive and powerful change than the Industrial Revolution of the 18th century and the Internet revolution of the 90s. Under this historic initiative, the process of officially changing the term ‘Artificial Intelligence’ (AI) to ‘Super Intelligence’ (SI) has been started across the federal structure. Along with this, it has been announced to present a new law in the US Congress by December 2026, setting a strict deadline to give legal recognition and comprehensive rights to the entire system.
Trump has formed a 4-member special operations team to determine the operations, coordination and strategic direction of the Super Intelligence Force, which will report directly to President Donald Trump and White House Chief of Staff Suzy Wills:
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Jay Clayton: Director of National Intelligence (DNI), who will head this task force to handle national security and cyber threats.
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Andrew Ferguson: Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which will oversee commercial regulation and market competition in technology.
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Emil Michael: Under Secretary of War for Research and Engineering and Chief Technology Officer (CTO), who will be responsible for the integration of super intelligence in defense and military.
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Scott Kupor: Director of the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), who will work to adapt the entire US federal system and government employees to this modern technology.
Along with this, Vice President JD Vance, Defense Minister Pete Hegseth and Treasury Secretary Scott Besant will also provide strategic support to this core task force.
President Donald Trump has made it clear that this step will not be limited to paper announcements only. Trump has given the Advisor to the President on Science and Technology (APST) a strict deadline of 60 days. Within this 60-day time frame, a complete draft of legal amendments, statutory definitions and regulatory framework will be prepared, so that it can be tabled and passed in the US Congress by December 2026. The main objective of this new law is to completely eliminate red tape and unnecessary obstacles in the development of super intelligence, so that American tech companies can take innovation to its peak without any legal hindrances.
Sharing a detailed post on his social media platform Truth Social, President Trump outlined the global geopolitical rivalry. Trump said that this era of super intelligence will run on the principle of ‘Winner Takes All’, in which there will be only one winner and there will be no second place. Especially referring to the technological competition with China, he made it clear that America cannot lag behind in this race at any cost. The main task of the new Super Intelligence Force will be to coordinate between US federal agencies, military units and intelligence systems, so that cyber attacks and technological infiltration of opposing countries can be completely neutralized.
Before this big decision, a high-level meeting of the world’s most influential tech giants was organized at the White House. It included Google CEO Sundar Pichai, Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg, xAI’s Elon Musk, Nvidia’s Jenson Huang, OpenAI’s Greg Brockman and Anthropic’s CEO Dario Amodei. During this, a historic agreement was agreed upon, in which emphasis was laid on making American super intelligence the most powerful in the world as well as keeping it safe and transparent. Along with this, the Trump administration has also launched a new digital portal called ‘America.gov’, which will use super intelligence to provide government services to common citizens at a faster pace.
According to the White House, the Super Intelligence Force will not be just a government task force, but will act as a bridge between industry, defense research centers, public interest groups and civil society. This force will conduct a thorough review of security vulnerabilities in advanced AI systems, monitor sensitive infrastructure, and ensure that America’s cyber defense remains the most impenetrable in the world. Analysts believe that Trump’s move will see a new boom in the global tech market, defense budget and funding of AI startups.