for technologists working on artificial intelligence. (E) Matters relating to open sharing of data and the open sharing of research on artificial intelligence. (F) International cooperation and competitiveness, including matters relating to the competitive international landscape for artificial intelligence-related industries. (G) Accountability and legal rights, including matters relating to the responsibility for any violations of laws by an artificial intelligence system and the compatibility of international regulations. (H) Matters relating to machine learning bias through core cultural and societal norms. (I) Matters relating to how artificial intelligence can serve or enhance opportunities in rural communities. (J) Government efficiency, including matters relating to how to promote cost saving and streamline operations. (2) Study The Advisory Committee shall study and assess the following: (A) How to create a climate for public and private sector investment and innovation in artificial intelligence. (B) The possible benefits and effects that the development of artificial intelligence may have on the economy, workforce, and competitiveness of the United States. (C) Whether and how networked, automated, artificial intelligence applications and robotic devices will displace or create jobs and how any job related gains relating to artificial intelligence can be maximized. (D) How bias can be identified and eliminated in the development of artificial intelligence and in the algorithms that support them, including with respect to the following: (i) The selection and processing of data used to train artificial intelligence. (ii) Diversity in the development of artificial intelligence. (iii) The ways and places the systems are deployed and the potential harmful outcomes. (E) Whether and how to incorporate ethical standards in the development and implementation of artificial intelligence. (F) How the Federal Government can encourage technological progress in implementation of artificial intelligence that benefits