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AXIOS (Avery Lotz) - Trump expected to tap DNI Jay Clayton as new AI czar

President Trump is expected to tap Jay Clayton , his director of national intelligence, for a new role as the White House's artificial intelligence — or in Trump's words, "super intelligence " — czar. Why it matters: Clayton, who Trump previously told Axios would be a good idea for AI czar, is expected to take on the second title, sources told Axios. - Calls for government intervention into AI's rapid development are growing, but the president has repeatedly said he favors a light regulatory touch and has called fears about the tech's threat to humanity a hoax . - Trump had been warming to the idea of tapping Clayton, who as DNI has shown that he sees the security threats AI poses as serious. Driving the news: Trump could make the…

How was Jay Clayton confirmed to his position as Director of National Intelligence?
Clayton was confirmed on party lines without Democratic support, after sidestepping questions regarding the outcome of the 2020 election during his confirmation process.
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What is the "AI Force" mentioned in relation to President Trump's recent announcements?
Trump announced last month that he would create an "AI Force," though specific details regarding the functions and responsibilities of this Force have not been provided.
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What has been President Trump's stance on regulating artificial intelligence development?
President Trump has repeatedly expressed a preference for a light regulatory touch regarding AI development and has characterized fears regarding the technology's potential threat to humanity as a hoax.
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What is the current professional background and recent history of Jay Clayton?
Jay Clayton is the current Director of National Intelligence (DNI) and previously served as the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York. He was elevated to his current position as the principal intelligence adviser for the 18-agency intelligence community earlier this year, following the resignation of Tulsi Gabbard in May.
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Who is expected to be appointed as the new White House artificial intelligence czar by President Trump?
Jay Clayton, who currently serves as the Director of National Intelligence (DNI), is expected to take on the role of the White House's artificial intelligence — or "super intelligence" as termed by the President — czar.
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YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - 'PRODUCTIVITY BOOM': Economic council says MAJOR shift could be taking shape

White House National Economic Council director Kevin Hassett joins Stuart Varney to discuss the September jobs report. Hassett argues that supply-side policies are boosting GDP and successfully driving down inflation.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Made for TV moment gone wrong: REACTION to fallout over Schmitt's failed gotcha moment

Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) wrongly accused former Special Counsel Jack Smith of perjuring himself about a NBA game in Atlanta that he never actually went to. Instead, he was at a women's college basketball game in Maryland. Sen. Schmitt was reportedly warned that the texts were "unvetted." MS NOW Chief Political Reporter Chris Jansing, Mo News Editor-in-chief Mosheh Oinounoi and Host of Slate's "What Next" podcast Mary Harris join Erielle Reshef to discuss more.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - People very committed to MAGA beginning to question what's happening: Podcaster

There are growing warning signs for the GOP ahead of the midterm elections. President Trump is complaining about Republicans not communicating wins to voters and telling Americans to pretend he's on the ballot. MS NOW Chief Political Reporter Chris Jansing, MS NOW Congressional Reporter Mychael Schnell, Mo News Editor-in-chief Mosheh Oinounoi and Host of Slate's "What Next" podcast Mary Harris join Erielle Reshef to share their analysis.

WASHINGTONPOST (Amy B Wang) - New York governor slams district attorney over handling of Cornell rape allegations

Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) also called on state legislators to tighten a law that limits the ability to prosecute sexual assault if the alleged victim voluntarily became intoxicated.