; and (B) does not include an identifier assigned by a covered entity for the specific purpose of giving effect to an individual’s exercise of express informed consent or revocation of consent to the collection of covered data to train an artificial intelligence system. 3. Disclosure and opt-in requirements for entities that use data to train artificial intelligence systems (a) Prohibition Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, the Commission shall promulgate regulations under section 553 of title 5, United States Code, to prohibit covered entities from using or selling or transferring to a third party any covered data of an individual that is collected by the covered entity to train an artificial intelligence system except as provided in subsection (b). (b) Use of covered data To train artificial intelligence systems pursuant To express informed consent The regulations promulgated by the Commission under subsection (a) shall include the following: (1) The regulations permit a covered entity to use covered data of an individual to train an artificial intelligence system or to sell or transfer such data to a third party for such purpose if the covered entity first— (A) provides the individual with a clear and conspicuous disclosure of how the covered entity or third party will use the individual's covered data; and (B) obtains the express informed consent of the individual for the covered entity or third party to use the individual's covered data for such purpose. (2) For purposes of the disclosure required under paragraph (1)(A), the regulations shall— (A) provide a standard for what constitutes a clear and conspicuous disclosure that takes into account— (i) different platform types, including websites, mobile applications, and search engines; (ii) the size, font, color, or other visual affects of such a disclosure; (iii) the brevity, accessibility, and clarity of such a disclosure such that it may be understood by a reasonable person