White House Super Intelligence Force adopts charter with three risk panels and 120-day mandate

The White House's Super Intelligence Force adopted its founding charter at its first session on October 15, creating three AI risk panels — cybersecurity, biosecurity and model control — under a 120-day mandate running to February 12, 2027. The charter relies on existing liability law rather than new federal regulation, placing responsibility for AI harms on model developers. DNI Jay Clayton chaired the meeting.

• Charter sets up three risk panels: cybersecurity, biosecurity and model control
• Mandate limited to 120 days, running to February 12, 2027, extendable by the chief of staff
• No new regulations: liability for AI harms falls on model developers
• DNI Jay Clayton chaired; vice chairs are Kupor, Michael and Ferguson