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. (E) 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. (F) Whether and how to incorporate ethical standards in the development and implementation of artificial intelligence. (G) How the Federal Government can encourage technological progress in implementation of artificial intelligence that benefits the full spectrum of social and economic classes. (H) How the privacy rights of individuals are or will be affected by technological innovation relating to artificial intelligence. (I) Whether technological advancements in artificial intelligence have or will outpace the legal and regulatory regimes implemented to protect consumers. (J) How existing laws, including those concerning data access and privacy, should be modernized to enable the potential of artificial intelligence. (K) How the Federal Government utilizes artificial intelligence to handle large or complex data sets. (L) How ongoing dialogues and consultations with multi-stakeholder groups can maximize the potential of artificial intelligence and further development of artificial intelligence technologies that can benefit everyone inclusively. (M) How the development of artificial intelligence can affect cost savings and streamline operations in various areas of government operations, including health care, cybersecurity, infrastructure, and disaster recovery. (N) Such other matters as the Advisory Committee considers appropriate. (3) Reports and recommendations (A) Report by advisory committee Not later than 540 days