This bill establishes a 13-member Commission of Experts on Child Exploitation and Artificial Intelligence to investigate how artificial intelligence is being used to commit crimes against children and to recommend solutions for law enforcement. The commission will evaluate current laws and identify any legal, constitutional, or court-related barriers that prevent law enforcement from effectively preventing, detecting, and prosecuting these AI-enabled crimes, then propose statutory or constitutional changes to address those gaps. Members will be appointed by congressional leadership within 30 days of the bill's enactment and must have expertise in law enforcement, artificial intelligence, technology ethics, or related fields, though they cannot be government employees. The commission has two years from when all 13 members are appointed to submit a final report to Congress, and will terminate 60 days after submitting that report. The bill does not specify dedicated funding amounts but authorizes the commission to use appropriated funds for staff, consultants, and administrative support services.
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