CSAM Screening Across OpenRouter

OpenRouter announced that it will screen all inference requests, including Zero Data Retention traffic, for child sexual abuse material during processing by matching known material against digital hashes and potentially using classifiers to identify suspected new material. Content flagged as possible CSAM may be retained for human review, though a flag does not constitute a determination, and any retention under the ZDR policy is limited to CSAM review, legally required reporting, and preservation rather than general storage or model training. When legal reporting thresholds are met, U.S. law requires covered providers to report relevant material to NCMEC’s CyberTipline and preserve reported content and associated context for one year. OpenRouter notes that model providers may apply different safety screening and retention practices, encourages users with specific data-handling requirements to review provider policies, and plans to update its documentation and terms as its approach develops.

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