; (B) to promote active collaboration among researchers in multiple disciplines and across multiple institutions involved in artificial intelligence research including physics, engineering, mathematical sciences, computer and information science, biological and cognitive sciences, material science, education, and social and behavioral sciences (such as industrial-organizational psychology); (C) to integrate into the activities of such Center consideration of the ethics of development, technology usage, and data collection, storage, and sharing (including training data sets) in connection with artificial intelligence; (D) to support long-term and short-term workforce development in artificial intelligence, including broadening participation of underrepresented communities; and (E) to support an innovation ecosystem to work with industry to translate Center research into applications and products