OH HB650

Establishes a 9-member Frontier Technologies and Quantum Computing Commission to study emerging technologies with economic, ethical, and security implications for Ohio, including artificial intelligence, agentic systems, biotechnology, quantum computing, and robotics

Commission membership includes 3 House members (appointed by Speaker), 3 Senate members (appointed by Senate President), and 3 technical experts representing industry stakeholders (appointed by Governor)

Bipartisan structure requires 2 majority and 1 minority party member from each legislative chamber; Speaker designates the chair and Senate President designates the vice-chair

Commission must deliver a report of findings and recommendations to the General Assembly by December 31, 2026, after which the Commission ceases to exist

Members receive no compensation beyond reimbursement for actual expenses; Legislative Service Commission provides support services upon request