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Saturday, October 3, 2026

Trump expected to name Jay Clayton as AI tsar

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US ⁠President Donald Trump is expected to name Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton to be his top adviser on AI, a position the president has called “AI tsar” in ‌the past, according to a source familiar with the decision.

Clayton already oversees 18 US intelligence agencies as the nation’s top spy and is expected to keep that role.

“Any personnel announcement will be announced directly by the president,” a White ⁠House official said in a statement when asked about Clayton ‌being selected for the position.

“Any reporting until then is baseless speculation.”

Trump’s decision to name a new AI ‌tsar comes after AI researchers warned that people building the ⁠technology ⁠believe it could kill humans within a decade.

Trump rejects working with China on AI despite Xi’s recent visit

Trump last month said he planned to ‌name a new “AI tsar” and create an “AI force”, though he gave no details about ‌either initiative ‌or how they would be implemented.

This is the second time ‌Trump has named an adviser to oversee AI-related decisions across the ⁠administration.

Venture capitalist David Sacks held the AI tsar role at ⁠the beginning of Trump’s second term, before leaving the White House.

Sacks still advises Trump on AI and attended a ‌meeting on Tuesday ‌with the president and industry executives.

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