; (2) recommendations on ways in which agencies can better support the development and deployment of artificial intelligence, including initiatives designed to promote knowledge of those technologies among the Federal workforce; and (3) an identification of joint initiatives encouraged or assisted under subsection (b)(6). (e) Transfer of functions All functions of the Emerging Citizen Technology Office of the Administration, including the personnel, assets, and obligations of the Emerging Citizen Technology Office, as in existence before the date of enactment of this Act, shall be transferred to the AI CoE. (f) Deeming of name Any reference in law, regulation, document, paper, or other record of the United States to the Emerging Citizen Technology Office of the Administration shall be deemed a reference to the AI CoE. 4. Agency governance plans for artificial intelligence systems (a) Guidance In order to develop a clear and comprehensive understanding of how artificial intelligence can be used to deliver benefits to citizens of the United States while mitigating risks, the Director, in coordination with the Administrator, the head of any relevant agency as determined by the Director, and key stakeholders, shall issue a memorandum to the head of each agency that shall— (1) inform the development of artificial intelligence governance approaches by those agencies regarding technologies and applications that— (A) are empowered or enabled by the use of artificial intelligence within that agency; and (B) advance the innovative use of artificial intelligence for the benefit of the public while upholding civil liberties, privacy, and civil rights; (2) consider ways to reduce barriers to the use of artificial intelligence in order to promote innovative application of those technologies for the benefit of the public, while protecting civil liberties, privacy, and civil rights