Trump’s AI task force targets cybersecurity, biosecurity and model control risks

The Super Intelligence Force held its first meeting and started a 120-day review aimed at a unified White House position on AI safety President Donald Trump’s new AI task force has settled on its first priorities. The group agreed to focus on cybersecurity, biosecurity and the question of whether powerful AI models can actually be kept under control. The panel is officially called the Super Intelligence Force, or SIF. It held its inaugural meeting on October 15, 2026, which also started a 120-day review clock. The work will run through a report from the President’s Council of Advisers on Science and Technology, known as PCAST. The council will evaluate critical technologies across three main risk categories. The first is cybersecurity and critical infrastructure protection .

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