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OpenRouter, an aggregator of AI model inference, is adding in-flight screening of prompts and responses against known-CSAM hashes, plus classifier-based flagging of suspected new material that goes to human review. The notable tensions for AI readers are the trade-off between content-safety scanning and zero-data-retention promises, and how far classifier flags can lead to retention, since the policy states a flag is not a determination of CSAM. Whether the provider's scope and the legal reporting obligations hold up in practice will be the real test.
CSAM Screening Across OpenRouter

OpenRouter will screen all inference requests for child sexual abuse material (CSAM) as they pass through our service. Screening happens in flight, during request processing. Content flagged as potential CSAM may be retained for human review, with reporting and preservation where required by law.
OpenRouter will screen all inference requests for child sexual abuse material (CSAM) as they pass through our service. Screening happens in flight, during request processing. Content flagged as potential CSAM may be retained for human review, with reporting and preservation where required by law. Known CSAM detection. In-flight…
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