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Fear shouldn’t define the conversation about AI. In this new video, Mark Zuckerberg shares an optimistic vision for how AI can empower people, strengthen human connection, and expand opportunity…not replace it. It’s a perspective worth watching as the conversation about AI continues to evolve. At SCP, we believe protecting young people and embracing innovation are not competing goals. The future of AI should be one where young people are equipped with the skills to use these tools responsibly, parents are empowered to guide them, and technology is developed with a nod to safety and opportunity. The next generation deserves an AI future defined by curiosity, creativity, and human potential - not fear. 🎥 Watch the video here: facebook.com/share/v/1BziCs6…

Chris Hansen has spent decades exposing online predators, and his latest warning is simple: don’t wait until something goes wrong to talk to your kids about online safety. Parents should teach them not to interact with people they don’t know in real life, explain how predators manipulate and deceive, and make sure they know they can come to you if something feels wrong. The best online safety tool isn’t fear. It’s preparation. aol.com/articles/chris-hanse…

Sometimes Congress gets it right. Last night, the bipartisan Renewed Hope Act passed Congress and now heads to the White House for the President’s signature. In an era when bipartisan victories are increasingly rare, this legislation represents meaningful progress in the fight against online child exploitation. The Renewed Hope Act strengthens the ability of the Department of Homeland Security to identify victims, investigate crimes, and help rescue children from online exploitation. Protecting children should never be a partisan issue, and this bill is an important step toward giving law enforcement the tools they need to find victims and hold offenders accountable.

When Jonathan Haidt rated NY as a National Leader for kids we knew @StopPredators had to tell the real story. All 50 states to come!

Thank you, @EdwardLonge for the opportunity to host @JustinWilmethAZ and @AronMaberry for a discussion on some of the most important technology and innovation issues facing policymakers today. As states increasingly lead the way on AI policy, legislators are often moving faster than Washington to address the opportunities and concerns their constituents encounter every day. Our conversation explored how AI can be integrated into K–12 education, how parents can confidently say “yes” to technology for their children while managing risks, and the ways state governments can responsibly adopt AI to improve operations and public services.

Powerful reporting from @JohnBarrX highlights the critical work being done by the @DHSgov and @HSI_HQ to protect kids online. Through the Know2Protect campaign and Project iGuardian, HSI is helping parents, schools and teens recognize threats like sextortion, grooming and online exploitation before tragedy strikes. Their work is leading to real investigations and child rescues - proof that education, prevention and law enforcement working together can save lives. Shout out to Kate Kennedy for her incredible leadership on this initiative! Homeland Security Investigations weaponizes education in fight against online child abuse wjla.com/features/i-team/fun…

Real online safety starts with law enforcement. This National Police Week, Congress should fully fund the PROTECT Our Children Act so ICAC task forces have the tools and personnel to investigate the millions of tips reported by tech companies.