; and (D) make data created by federally-funded scientific and technical research publicly available with appropriate privacy protections to provide artificial intelligence researchers with new data sets to train their systems. (4) National computing and data resource It is the sense of the House of Representatives that Congress should consider establishing a national computing and data resource. (5) Access to National Laboratories It is the sense of the House of Representatives that the existing supercomputing labs at the national laboratories and technology centers of the Department of Energy should expand opportunities for academics and researchers to access such labs for artificial intelligence research and research related to artificial intelligence. (6) Tax incentives It is the sense of the House of Representatives that Congress should examine whether targeted incentives and reforms to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 would increase private sector research and development, particularly with respect to small cap corporations. 6. Ethics, reduced bias, fairness, and privacy (a) Findings The House of Representatives finds the following: (1) The rise of artificial intelligence has great potential to improve quality of life for individuals in the United States, provided it is developed and used in a manner that is ethical, reduces bias, promotes fairness, and protects privacy. (2) A diverse artificial intelligence workforce is important for mitigating bias. (3) The United States is uniquely positioned to leverage its diverse workforce to lead in artificial intelligence. (4) The starting point for Federal oversight of artificial intelligence should be to review existing regulatory frameworks. (5) Regulatory sandboxes, in general, refer to regulatory structures where a participant obtains limited or temporary access to a market in exchange for reduced regulatory uncertainty, and can be used to test a product designed to mitigate unintended bias or promote fairness in a small-scale environment and under the