On October 16, reports emerged that the Artificial Intelligence (AI) task force, established under the auspices of U.S. President Trump, convened its inaugural meeting on Thursday. The gathering zeroed in on mitigating risks in critical domains such as cybersecurity, biosecurity, and the governance and accountability of AI models. Amid escalating apprehensions regarding the potential perils posed by AI technology, the U.S. administration is intensifying its scrutiny of associated hazards. According to the meeting minutes disclosed by the White House, the entity, dubbed the 'Superintelligence Task Force,' has tasked the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology with crafting a comprehensive report. This report will evaluate these risks alongside other conceivable challenges. The term 'superintelligence' is one that Trump has frequently employed when discussing AI. The White House further elaborated that the task force will also devise protocols and mechanisms. These will empower AI laboratories to furnish the government with early alerts and methodical notifications concerning matters like security loopholes, hacking incidents, and instances of model evasion.