associated with audio or visual content, while considering circumvention techniques and enforcement. (C) Supporting the development of technical standards and guidelines to identify and label text-based content created or substantially modified by generative artificial intelligence. Such support may include developing standards to embed content provenance data or metadata, watermarking, digital fingerprinting, or other technical measures when creating such content. (2) Standards bodies To the extent possible, the outcome and output of the task forces established pursuant to paragraph (1) should inform development of technical standards developed by private, consensus organizations, as referred to in section 2 of the National Institute of Standards and Technology Act ( 15 U.S.C. 272 ) and OMB Circular A–119. (3) Membership The Director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology shall include in the memberships of each of the task forces described in paragraph (1) appropriate representatives of the following: (A) Relevant Federal agencies. (B) Developers of generative artificial intelligence technology. (C) Entities, including standards development organizations, engaged in the development of content detection standards and technology, including authentication and traceability. (D) Social networking service providers and online instant messaging service providers. (E) Online search engine service providers. (F) Developers of web browsers and mobile operating systems. (G) Academic entities, civil society and advocacy groups, and other related entities, especially such entities and groups engaged in the development or implementation of content detection standards and technology. (H) Privacy advocates and experts. (I) Human rights lawyers and advocates with expertise in the effects of technology in countries around the world. (J) Media organizations, including news publishers and image providers. (K) Creator associations and organizations representing the interests of other copyright owners. (L) Artificial