; and (2) the developers and users of the computational forensic software agree to waive any and all legal claims against the defense or any member of its team for the purposes of the defense analyzing or testing the computational forensic software. (h) Definitions In this Act: (1) Computational forensic software The term computational forensic software means software that relies on an automated or semiautomated computational process, including one derived from machine learning, statistics, or other data processing or artificial intelligence techniques, to process, analyze, or interpret evidence. (2) Material change The term material change means an update to computational forensic software that may affect the performance measures defined in the Computational Forensic Algorithm Testing Standards or the use or output of the software. (3) Nonmaterial change The term nonmaterial change means an update to computational forensic software that does not affect the performance measures, use, or output of the software.