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Trump Considers Advisory Committee for Artificial Intelligence Sector

Former President Donald Trump is exploring the formation of a committee to oversee the artificial intelligence sector. This consideration follows previous engagements with technology leaders on AI guidelines and broader discussions among lawmakers regarding AI regulation.

09/30/2026 · West Virginia edition

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Why it matters locally: While the immediate impact on West Virginia is indirect, the eventual federal regulation or guidance on AI could influence the state's economic development initiatives and workforce training programs as industries increasingly adopt AI technologies.

Former President Donald Trump is considering the creation of a committee to provide oversight for the artificial intelligence (AI) sector, sources familiar with the discussions indicate. This proposal comes amidst ongoing national conversations regarding the development and regulation of AI technologies. Trump has previously engaged with technology leaders on the subject of AI. In prior statements, he referenced an agreement signed with these leaders concerning AI, which he described as 'morally binding.' Broader discussions within the Republican Party also address AI. House Speaker Mike Johnson has supported voluntary regulation for AI, stating his aim to 'calm the nerves' regarding AI safety. Republicans, including Trump, have also worked to influence public discourse surrounding artificial intelligence. These actions indicate an interest in addressing AI's development and its regulatory framework.

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