; (ii) the application of Federal disparate impact standards to Federal Government use of AI; (iii) artificial intelligence validation and auditing for Federal Government use of AI; (iv) artificial intelligence risk and impact assessment reporting regarding Federal Government use of AI; and (v) institutional changes to ensure sustained assessment and recurring guidance on privacy and civil liberties implications of artificial intelligence applications, emerging technologies, and associated data; (B) include recommendations regarding— (i) baseline standards for Federal Government use of biometric identification technologies, including facial recognition, voiceprint, gait recognition, and keyboard entry technologies; (ii) proposals to address any gaps in Federal law, including regulations, with respect to facial recognition technologies in order to enhance protections of privacy, civil liberties, and civil rights of individuals in the United States; (iii) baseline standards for the protection and integrity of data in the custody of the Federal Government; and (iv) best practices and contractual requirements to strengthen protections for privacy, information security, fairness, nondiscrimination, auditability, and accountability in artificial intelligence systems and technologies and associated data procured by the Federal Government; and (C) assess— (i) whether existing and proposed AI regulations are appropriately balanced against critical law enforcement and national security needs; (ii) ongoing efforts to regulate commercial development and fielding of artificial intelligence and associated data in light of privacy, civil liberties, and civil rights implications, and, as appropriate, consider and recommend institutional or organizational changes to facilitate applicable regulation