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Trump says he will create an ‘AI Force’ and name an AI chief; structure remains undisclosed

President Donald Trump said in a public social-media post on September 19 that he would create an ‘AI Force’ to oversee artificial-intelligence regulation and appoint an AI chief in the near future. The White House had not released an executive order, membership, authority or timetable.

Why it matters

The proposal could shape US AI regulation, industrial policy and technology competition with China. What is confirmed is the president's announced policy direction, not an agency that has completed formation and begun operating.

Full report

Reuters reported on September 19 that Trump wrote publicly on Truth Social that he was creating an ‘AI Force’ to oversee AI regulation and would name an AI chief soon. The president's public statement confirms the announcement itself.

Trump said the government would not hinder AI-industry growth and would use existing criminal and civil justice systems to address misuse. He did not specify the new body's legal authority, reporting line, budget or potential appointee.

The White House had not provided further comment before Reuters published. US officials previously said AI would be discussed when Trump meets Chinese President Xi Jinping next week, but this announcement does not mean the two countries have reached a new AI agreement.

This report is confirmed and graded B. The confirmed facts are the president's public plan to form the group and appoint a chief; formal establishment, an operating date and specific policies await official documents.

This report is an original summary based on verified sources, not a verbatim reproduction.

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