(b) The consortium shall develop a framework for the creation of CalCompute that advances the development and deployment of artificial intelligence that is safe, ethical, equitable, and sustainable by doing, at a minimum, both of the following:

1. (1) Fostering research and innovation that benefits the public.
2. (2) Enabling equitable innovation by expanding access to computational resources.

(d) CalCompute shall include, but not be limited to, all of the following:

1. (1) A fully owned and hosted cloud platform.
2. (2) Necessary human expertise to operate and maintain the platform.
3. (3) Necessary human expertise to support, train, and facilitate the use of CalCompute.

(f)

1. (1) On or before January 1, 2027, the Government Operations Agency shall submit, pursuant to Section 9795, a report from the consortium to the Legislature with the framework developed pursuant to subdivision (b) for the creation and operation of CalCompute.

2. (2) The report required by this subdivision shall include all of the following elements:

   1. (A) A landscape analysis of California’s current public, private, and nonprofit cloud computing platform infrastructure.
   2. (B) An analysis of the cost to the state to build and maintain CalCompute and recommendations for potential funding sources.
   3. (C) Recommendations for the governance structure and ongoing operation of CalCompute.
   4. (D) Recommendations for the parameters for use of CalCompute, including, but not limited to, a process for determining which users and projects will be supported by CalCompute.
   5. (E) An analysis of the state’s technology workforce and recommendations for equitable pathways to strengthen the workforce, including the role of CalCompute.
   6. (F) A detailed description of any proposed partnerships, contracts, or licensing agreements with nongovernmental entities, including, but not limited to, technology-based companies, that demonstrates compliance with the requirements of subdivisions (c) and (d).
   7. (G) Recommendations regarding how the creation and ongoing management of CalCompute can prioritize the use of the current public sector workforce.

(g) The consortium shall, consistent with state constitutional law, consist of 14 members as follows:

1. (1) Four representatives of the University of California and other public and private academic research institutions and national laboratories appointed by the Secretary of Government Operations.
2. (2) Three representatives of impacted workforce labor organizations appointed by the Speaker of the Assembly.
3. (3) Three representatives of stakeholder groups with relevant expertise and experience, including, but not limited to, ethicists, consumer rights advocates, and other public interest advocates appointed by the Senate Rules Committee.
4. (4) Four experts in technology and artificial intelligence to provide technical assistance appointed by the Secretary of Government Operations.