The article discusses a report by the Boston-based nonprofit Thorn that highlights issues with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children’s cybertipline, which receives reports of online child sexual abuse. The report found that the cybertipline is overwhelmed by the volume of reports, many of which are duplicates or unactionable. It recommends using AI and other technologies to prioritize reports, reduce duplicates, and provide better context. The report also suggests improving collaboration between tech companies and law enforcement, and developing better tools for identifying and locating victims. The article emphasizes the importance of addressing these issues to protect children from online exploitation and abuse.