Do these news articles on the same day suggest that politicians are either out of touch with technology, or that removing encryption has little to do with protecting children?
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It can be compared and added to the argument of an European country which proposes to scan all photos sent to detect if it contains illegal children photos.
However, to do so, is a huge privacy issue, and as the ai has a very high risk to not work as expected, a lot of false positives could be sent to be reviewed by a person.
It also makes it easy to plant evidence which will not be questioned and which leads to an automatic lynching process.