; (B) prior to implementation of any predictive risk-scoring algorithm adopted under subparagraph (A) under the pilot program— (i) require sufficient testing, evaluation, and review of such algorithm, taking into consideration the Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights issued by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy in October, 2022; (ii) establish methods for notifying applicable beneficiaries and providers of services and suppliers impacted by the use of the algorithm regarding such usage (including information regarding how beneficiary data is collected and processed under the pilot program to produce a risk score for relevant transactions and the possible implications associated with the use of the algorithm); and (iii) establish methods of communication with the Office of the Inspector General of the Department of Health and Human Service, and the ability to waive or forgo notice to an applicable beneficiary or a provider of services or supplier if appropriate; (C) for any relevant transaction involving an item or service furnished to an applicable beneficiary identified by a predictive risk-scoring algorithm adopted under subparagraph (A) and implemented under subparagraph (B) as having a risk score that exceeds a level of risk specified by the Secretary— (i) review the relevant transaction to determine whether it should be suspended pending the applicable beneficiary's response under clause (ii); (ii) provide the applicable beneficiary the opportunity, by email or phone call response— (I) to cure a high-risk score or suspended transaction that the beneficiary believes is based on inaccurate underlying data; and (II) confirm the relevant transaction; (iii) if, based on the results of the review, the relevant transaction is suspended— (I) trigger an automatic alert to the applicable beneficiary by electronically sending a Medicare Summary Notice that includes the relevant transaction