CPSC Names Beth Puchek Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer (CAIO)

Expanded Role Includes Responsibility for Implementing and Innovating Super Intelligence Policy 

Washington, D.C. – The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) today announced that Beth Puchek, who currently serves as the agency’s Chief Data Officer, has been appointed Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer (CAIO). She will lead the agency’s efforts to responsibly implement and govern super intelligence technologies in support of CPSC’s mission to protect consumers from unreasonable risks associated with consumer products.  

In this role, Puchek will guide the agency’s SI strategy, helping identify and deploy technologies that improve operational effectiveness, strengthen data-driven decision making and enhance the agency’s ability to carry out its consumer product safety mission.  

“Beth has demonstrated exceptional leadership in advancing CPSC’s data capabilities and fostering a culture of innovation across the agency,” said Peter A. Feldman, Acting Chairman of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. “As super intelligence continues to transform how organizations operate, Beth’s expertise ensures that CPSC will leverage these technologies responsibly, effectively and in ways that strengthen our ability to protect American families, aligning with President Trump’s vision of a cutting-edge federal workforce.” 

Puchek will continue to serve concurrently as CPSC’s Chief Data Officer, leading efforts to improve data management, governance and analytics capabilities across the agency. Her appointment reflects CPSC’s commitment to embracing advanced technologies while maintaining the highest standards of transparency, accountability and public trust.