; and (2) to mitigate risks from such high-impact artificial intelligence systems. (d) Recommendations In developing recommendations under subsection (b), the Director may include the following: (1) Key design choices made during high-impact artificial intelligence model development, including rationale and assumptions made. (2) Intended use and users, other possible use cases, including any anticipated undesirable or potentially harmful use cases, and what good faith efforts model developers can take to mitigate the use of the system in harmful ways. (3) Methods for evaluating the safety of high-impact artificial intelligence systems and approaches for responsible use. (4) Sector-specific differences in what constitutes acceptable high-impact artificial intelligence model functionality and trustworthiness, metrics used to determine high-impact artificial intelligence model performance, and any test results reflecting application of these metrics to evaluate high-impact artificial intelligence model performance across different sectors. (5) Recommendations to support iterative development of subsequent recommendations under subsection (b). (e) Consultation In developing recommendations under subsection (b), the Director shall, as the Director considers applicable and practicable, consult with relevant covered agencies and stakeholders representing perspectives from civil society, academia, technologists, engineers, and creators. . 205. Office of Management and Budget oversight of recommendations to agencies (a) Recommendations (1) In general Not later than 1 year after the date of enactment of this Act, the Under Secretary shall submit to the Director, the head of each covered agency, and the appropriate congressional committees each NIST recommendation. (2) Agency responses to recommendations Not later than 90 days after the date on which the Under Secretary submits a NIST recommendation to the head of a covered agency under paragraph (1), the head of the covered agency shall transmit to the Director a formal