; (C) develop the Department’s internal coordination across regional and functional bureaus on the issue of AI-enabled disinformation; (D) develop a unified approach to international coordination on— (i) establishing standards around digital content provenance techniques and technologies, specifically as it relates to countering AI-enabled disinformation campaign; and (ii) assessing the potential for establishing frameworks around the proliferation of tools that facilitate AI-enabled disinformation; and (E) identify any additional tools or resources necessary to enhance the Department’s ability to— (i) detect AI-enabled foreign disinformation and propaganda; (ii) rapidly produce original counter-messaging to address AI-enabled disinformation campaigns; (iii) expand digital literacy programming abroad to include education on how media consumers in recipient countries can identify and inoculate themselves from synthetically produced media; and (iv) coordinate and collaborate with other governments, international organizations, civil society, the private sector, and others, as necessary. (2) Membership The Task Force shall be comprised of a representative from relevant offices, as determined by the Secretary, including— (A) the Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy; (B) the Under Secretary for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs; (C) the Global Engagement Center; (D) the Office of the Science and Technology Advisor to the Secretary; (E) the Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs; (F) the Bureau for Intelligence and Research; (G) the Center for Analytics of the Office of Management Strategy and Solutions; (H) the Foreign Service Institute School of Applied Information Technology