PANews reported on April 8th that OpenAI released the " Child Safety Blueprint ," outlining a policy path to strengthen the US child protection framework in the AI ​​era. The blueprint focuses on three main areas: first, updating laws to regulate AI- generated and manipulated child sexual abuse material ( CSAM ); second, improving service provider reporting and collaboration mechanisms to enhance case investigation efficiency; and third, building safety features into AI systems, including detection, rejection mechanisms, human review, and continuous updates to protection strategies. The blueprint incorporates feedback from organizations such as NCMEC , Attorney General Alliance , and Thorn , aiming to reduce the risk of child victimization by identifying risks earlier and strengthening accountability in the context of rapid technological evolution.