According to CoinMeta, Trump announced the establishment of a "Super Intelligence Force" on social media, which is tasked with coordinating federal government efforts in the field of artificial intelligence. Jay Clayton was appointed as the chief leader of this group and is widely reported to be the new head of AI. This team will coordinate federal interactions with consumers, public interest groups, religious organizations, critical infrastructure providers, and AI companies. Clayton served as the chairman of SEC during Trump's first term, promoted regulatory actions against the crypto industry, and in 2020 sued Ripple, accusing them of selling XRP in the form of unregistered securities.