; (D) developing state-of-the-art artificial intelligence capabilities requires large quantities of training data, computing power, and subject matter expertise; (E) research and development is the largest cost driver for artificial intelligence capabilities but once developed, artificial intelligence capabilities are generally inexpensive to provide to more users; (F) the Director of National Intelligence has addressed similar challenges in the realm of information technology through the IC IT Enterprise initiative; (G) the IC IT Enterprise initiative has successfully consolidated capabilities like cloud computing and identity management into intelligence community-wide capabilities, primarily by selecting executive agents from within the intelligence community to take the lead in their respective areas of interest and excellence; and (H) the Augmenting Intelligence through Machines initiative of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence has centralized strategic thinking in its strategy for augmenting intelligence using machines but has not sufficiently coordinated the artificial intelligence and machine learning research programs of the intelligence community to encourage efficiency and avoid duplication of effort. (2) Sense of Congress It is the sense of Congress that— (A) consolidating the resources of the intelligence community regarding artificial intelligence research and development to carry out intelligence community-wide efforts would yield economies of scale and improve mission outcomes