Readout for the first entry meeting of the super intelligence Force:
On Thursday, October 15, the Super Intelligence Force (SIF) hosted its first meeting. The SIF was established by the President following the historic September 29th signing of the White House Accord on Super Intelligence. The SIF stands ready to ensure implementation of the Accord and continued U.S. leadership on SI for the benefit of the American people.
The SIF thanks the First Lady for her commitment to Americans-first SI leadership and her leadership of the 2027 Presidential Super Intelligence Challenge.
At the meeting, following discussion among the members, the SIF agreed to:
1. Adopt the SIF Charter, formally establishing the SIF for 120 days
2. Commission a report from the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology to evaluate Sl-enabled risks across three areas: (i) cybersecurity and critical infrastructure protection, (it) biosecurity and dual-use applications, and (il) model control and accountability;
3. Establish a working group on implementation of the White House Accord led by Chair Clayton working with National Cyber Director Sean Cairncross;
4. Review and develop protocols and mechanisms for labs to provide early warnings and systemized notifications to the government of breaches, hacks, jailbreaks, and other issues led by Vice Chair Michael;
5. Recommend ways to improve the government's response capacity under existing authorities and make recommendations for continued long-term coordination on SI across the federal government led by Vice Chair Michael;
6. Establish a law enforcement and consumer protection coordination committee including the Department of Justice, Federal Trade Commission, and various agencies, led by Vice Chair Ferguson;
7. Establish a working group with the frontier labs led by Vice Chair Michael;
8. Establish a critical infrastructure working group to work with public and private sector partners on critical infrastructure protection under the leadership of Vice Chair Kupor; and
9. Develop a protocol with the Department of Labor for periodic reporting to the SIF on SI and its effects on the American workforce and economy.
The SIF is led by its Chair, Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton, and Vice Chairs, Under Secretary of War Emil Michael, Office of Personnel Management Director Scott Kupor, and Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew Ferguson. Other members of the SIF include the Vice President, Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, Secretary of Technology Policy Director Michael Kratsios, National Cyber Director Sean Cairncross, Director of the National Security Agency GEN Joshua Rudd, Social Security Administration Commissioner Frank Bisignano, and Deputy Secretary of Department of Health and Human Services (Nominee) Chris Klomp. The President or the Chief of Staff may add additional members to the SIF.
Throughout its work, the SIF will engage with frontier model developers and other SI companies, consumer protection groups and civil liberties advocates, industry stakeholders, and federal and state law enforcement agencies to inform and implement its efforts.