Posts - Bill - S 2381 A bill to require the Director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology to develop a framework for detecting, removing, and reporting child pornography in datasets used to train artificial intelligence systems, and for other purposes.
senate 07/22/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to create a clear framework that helps AI developers detect, remove, and report child pornography in the data used to train artificial intelligence systems, aiming to prevent the spread of harmful content and protect children online.
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S 2381 - A bill to require the Director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology to develop a framework for detecting, removing, and reporting child pornography in datasets used to train artificial intelligence systems, and for other purposes.
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moderate 07/22/2025
Looking out for kids is a no-brainer, but let’s hope this doesn’t turn into another bureaucratic mess. Balance is key.
left-leaning 07/22/2025
Finally, a bill that puts kids before the unchecked tech bros. Let's clean up AI so it protects the most vulnerable, not exploits them.
moderate 07/22/2025
We all want safer tech, but this needs teeth *and* teeth that don’t bite innovation—it’s a tightrope walk.
right-leaning 07/22/2025
Another ‘voluntary framework’ means government nudges that quickly become mandates. Freedom and innovation can’t play second fiddle.
moderate 07/22/2025
Catching the bad stuff in AI training data? Sure, but keep it practical or we’ll just bog down innovation with red tape.
left-leaning 07/22/2025
If we let AI get away with using toxic data, that’s a blueprint for abuse—this bill is a step to break that cycle.
left-leaning 07/22/2025
Protecting children online isn’t just good policy; it’s a moral imperative. AI can’t be a playground for predators.
right-leaning 07/22/2025
Child protection is important, but let’s not turn every AI dataset into a federal fishing expedition. Liberty matters too.
right-leaning 07/22/2025
Sounds great until Big Government starts policing tech companies like an overbearing babysitter. Hands off innovation!