The director of the federal government’s AI safety agency has stepped down from his role just three months after being appointed by the Trump administration, creating further uncertainty around the government’s AI leadership structure.
Axios reports that Chris Fall, who led the Center for AI Standards and Innovation (CAISI), resigned from his position as director after serving only three months in the role, according to confirmation from CNBC on Monday. Fall was initially selected for the position in April by the Trump administration.
CAISI operates as part of the United States Department of Commerce. According to the agency’s website, its…
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