President Donald Trump revealed on Saturday that he intends to establish a new government unit called the "AI Force" and appoint an artificial intelligence czar. The administration aims to boost the expansion of the technology in the United States while opposing regulatory constraints. In a long post on Truth Social, Trump declared that his team would not impede or suppress the industry's development. He wrote that the government would support and monitor the sector as it grows. The president stated that existing criminal and civil laws would address any misconduct related to the technology, adding that officials would actively seek out violations. Trump likened the proposed AI Force to the Space Force, which he described as a major achievement from his first term. He did not outline the structure, authority, or members of the new body, nor did he name candidates for the czar position. This announcement occurs while Congress considers how to manage the fast-evolving technology. Divisions exist among Republicans regarding oversight; some oppose new rules, while others advocate for safety measures after industry executives expressed alarm over increasingly powerful models. Earlier in the week, Trump dismissed calls for stricter regulation, contending that such limits could weaken American competition against China. In his Saturday post, Trump forecast that AI might eventually contribute up to 25% of U.S. gross domestic product, though he provided no source for this figure. He characterized AI as a shift larger than the Industrial Revolution or the Internet. Trump asserted that the United States currently leads China and the rest of the world in this field and intends to maintain that advantage. In another Truth Social post, Trump solicited public opinion on renaming the technology. He suggested that "Artificial Intelligence" is an imprecise term and proposed alternatives such as Superior Intelligence, Extreme Intelligence, or Supreme Intelligence.