The resolution H 8345 proposes the establishment of a special legislative commission to study the use and impact of digital and electronic technology in public education and its effects on mental health. This commission will consist of fourteen members and is tasked with examining various aspects of technology use in education, including the influence of third-party digital platforms, the availability of age-appropriate digital content, and the implications of artificial intelligence in educational and mental health contexts.

The commission is required to report its findings and recommendations to the House Education Committee by April 23, 2027, and will dissolve on May 28, 2027. Key areas of focus will include the effectiveness and potential harms of digital platforms, protections for children using online services, and best practices for ensuring that technology serves the best interests of children. The resolution emphasizes the need for a thorough investigation into how rapidly evolving technology impacts education and mental health, particularly for vulnerable populations.