; and (4) assist the Director, as necessary, in— (A) the identification, development, and coordination of multi-agency projects and other initiatives to improve Government performance; and (B) the management of risks relating to developing, obtaining or using artificial intelligence, including by— (i) promoting the development and use of efficient, common, and shared approaches to key processes that improve the delivery of services for the public; and (ii) soliciting and providing perspectives on matters of concern to the Council, as appropriate, from and to— (I) the Chief Financial Officers Council; (II) the Chief Human Capital Officers Council; (III) the Chief Acquisition Officers Council; (IV) the Chief Information Officers Council; (V) the Chief Data Officers Council; (VI) other interagency councils; (VII) other key groups of the Federal Government; (VIII) industry; (IX) academia; (X) State, local, Tribal, territorial, and international governments; and (XI) other individuals and entities, as determined necessary by the Director. (c) Membership of CAIOC (1) Chair The Director shall serve as the Chair of the Council. (2) Cochair The Cochair of the Council shall be— (A) nominated by a majority of the members of the Council; and (B) designated as the Cochair of the Council by the Director. (3) Members Members of the Council shall include— (A) the Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer of each agency described in section 901(b) of title 31, United States Code; (B) a representative from an agency with— (i) advisory experience in scientific and technological issues that require attention at the highest level of Government; and (ii) a role working with agencies to create strategies, plans, policies and programs for science and technology, including artificial intelligence; and (C) other members, as determined necessary by the Director. (4) Standing committees