; and (2) via telepresence no less frequently than once every 2 months. (e) Subcommittee on artificial intelligence and law enforcement and security (1) Establishment The chairperson of the Advisory Committee shall establish a subcommittee on matters relating to the development of artificial intelligence relating to law enforcement and security matters. (2) Advice The subcommittee shall provide advice to the Secretary on matters relating to the development of artificial intelligence relating to law enforcement and security matters, including advice on the following: (A) Bias, including whether the use of facial recognition by government authorities, including law enforcement agencies, is taking into account ethical considerations and addressing whether such use should be subject to additional oversight, controls, and limitations. (B) Security of data, including law enforcement’s access to data and the security parameters for that data. (C) Adoptability, including methods to allow the United States Government and industry to take advantage of artificial intelligence technologies such as facial recognition technology while at the same time ensuring the potential abuse of such technologies is sufficiently mitigated. (D) Legal standards, including whether technological advancements in artificial intelligence have or will outpace the legal and regulatory regimes implemented to protect consumers, including the tools, training, and resources that could be used by government, including law enforcement agencies, to adapt to the use of artificial intelligence technologies including facial recognition consistent with the privacy rights and civil liberties issues raised by the use of these technologies. (3) Membership The subcommittee shall be composed of 9 members selected by the chairperson as follows: (A) Three members from the law enforcement community. (B) Two members from groups that advocate for civil liberties or civil rights. (C) Two members from private industry. (D) Two members from the private security community.