; or (B) a similar Federal Government-approved consensus technical standard. (7) Performance under evaluation, either self-driven or through audit, on public or industry standard benchmarks, including what precautions the foundation model takes to answer or respond to situations with higher levels of risk of providing inaccurate or harmful information, including, if such model responds to such questions, relating to the following: (A) Medical, health, or healthcare questions. (B) Biological or chemical synthesis. (C) Cybersecurity. (D) Elections. (E) Policing, including predictive policing. (F) Financial loan decisions. (G) Education. (H) Employment or hiring decisions. (I) Public services. (J) Information relating to vulnerable populations, including children and protected classes. (8) Information on the computational power used to train and operate the foundation model. (9) Any other information determined necessary by the Commission, in consultation with the Director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology, to improve transparency of foundation models. (g) Consideration of alternative provisions for specific types of foundation models In establishing the standards and issuing the guidance required by subsection (a), the Commission shall consider whether to include alternative provisions for— (1) open-source foundation models