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White House Names Jay Clayton to Lead New Federal AI Task Force
The new group will coordinate federal artificial-intelligence policy and report directly to the president and White House chief of staff.
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The new group will coordinate federal artificial-intelligence policy and report directly to the president and White House chief of staff.
Published October 4, 2026 · Task force announced October 4
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