# Jay Clayton **Entity class:** Person **Domain:** Artificial intelligence / technological transformation **Maturity:** Developing ## Overview **Jay Clayton** is a United States official represented in this corpus through his leadership and national-security roles. An early report assigned him a White House Super Intelligence statement that the direct recording establishes was spoken by Greg Brockman; that false quotation has been removed from this node. ## Knowledge-Graph Role The quotations below are not treated as detachable celebrity remarks. Each is connected to the mechanism it describes, the source in which it appeared, and the broader ontology required to evaluate its implications. ## Relationships - **article-linked institution or supplier:** [[wiki/Office of the Director of National Intelligence|Office of the Director of National Intelligence]]. - **article-linked authority or contracting instrument:** [[wiki/FISA Section 702|FISA Section 702]]. - **collection route:** [[collections/The Civilian Intelligence Marketplace|The Civilian Intelligence Marketplace]]. - **counterterrorism architecture:** [[collections/Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and the Intelligence Environment|Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and the Intelligence Environment]]. - **source article:** [[articles/The Coming Market for Civilian Spycraft|The Coming Market for Civilian Spycraft]]. - [[wiki/Artificial Intelligence|Artificial Intelligence]] - [[wiki/AI Economy|AI Economy]] - [[wiki/Machine Succession|Machine Succession]] ## Simple Reminders, Quotations, and Thoughts ## Civilian intelligence marketplace Director of National Intelligence identified in the article's July 2026 confirmation chronology. The leadership role connects the statutory-renewal discussion with ODNI's institutional context. Named people and institutions make the article’s capacity relationships concrete. Authorship, sponsorship, employment, founding, procurement, and participation are different connections and must retain their specific meanings. These routes preserve the people and organizations behind the programs and operational examples. ### Marketplace sources - [[articles/The Coming Market for Civilian Spycraft#VII. The Data Broker Economy: The Substrate Beneath OSINT|The Coming Market for Civilian Spycraft — VII. The Data Broker Economy: The Substrate Beneath OSINT]] — October 2026 revision; immediate source for this entry’s place in the marketplace. - [EPIC, FISA Section 702 Almost Certain to Expire After House Votes Against Extension (June 11, 2026).](https://epic.org/fisa-section-702-almost-certain-to-expire-after-house-votes-against-extension-epic-continues-to-urge-reforms/) - [OPB/NPR, A Key U.S. Spy Tool Has Lapsed — Now What? (June 13, 2026).](https://www.opb.org/article/2026/06/13/fisa-702-a-key-u-s-spy-tool-has-lapsed-now-what) - [Straight Arrow News, Jay Clayton Confirmed Despite Pulte's Push to Stay On as Intelligence Chief (July 2026).](https://san.com/cc/jay-clayton-confirmed-despite-pultes-push-to-stay-on-as-intelligence-chief/)