Recently, the attorneys general from all 50 states and four territories in the United States have jointly written to Congress, urging the establishment of a committee dedicated to studying the impact of AI-generated child sexual abuse material on child safety. The letter highlights that some criminals have already exploited AI technology to create realistic child pornography, posing a significant threat to child safety. Consequently, the attorneys general are calling on Congress to form a bipartisan committee to thoroughly investigate the use of AI technology in child exploitation and propose solutions. Specific recommendations include expanding existing laws to explicitly criminalize AI-generated child pornography and introducing new regulatory measures to strengthen oversight of such AI applications. The attorneys general also emphasize that when assessing AI risks, protecting child safety is a critical focus that should not be overlooked. This initiative has received unanimous support from the attorneys general of all 50 states, sending a strong message to society about addressing the potential risks of AI and developing responsible policies to protect children.