Scott Cooper, vice chairman of the US Artificial Intelligence Task Force, said in an exclusive interview that the task force will work closely with the US Department of Justice and other law enforcement agencies to push AI companies to implement safety supervision requirements. Cooper said that the task force's focus is not on evaluating cutting-edge AI capabilities, but on formulating regulatory standards for developers based on current criminal and civil laws. In an interview, Cooper said, “Everyone will see that we are coordinating various law enforcement agencies to clearly clarify the boundaries of the rules and our regulatory expectations for the company to the industry.” Cooper is also in charge of the US Office of Personnel Management. Cooper explained that cross-law enforcement collaboration is only one part of the working group's overall security agenda. The working group will verify the company's commitments in recent AI agreements; conduct a comprehensive risk assessment of the technology; and ensure that the government has disposal resources to deal with model failures.

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