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President Donald Trump identified Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton as a strong candidate for the role of AI czar on Tuesday.
The president stated he intends to finalize the selection within three or four days as the administration moves to formalize federal oversight of artificial intelligence.
Clayton currently serves as the president's primary intelligence adviser, overseeing the 18-agency intelligence community.
During his July confirmation hearing, Clayton described artificial intelligence as both an opportunity and a threat, a characterization he compared to the approach of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
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