Accountability record

Where Tammy Duckworth stands on Kids online safety and privacy

See what they have said and done—and where the information comes from.

Tammy Duckworth

IL · U.S. Senate

Where they stand

On the record

Tammy Duckworth’s cited public statements support stronger children’s privacy protections through COPPA enforcement and address AI-related risks involving products marketed to children. The statements are specific to AI-enabled children’s toys and do not establish broader positions on social-media age limits, general platform duties, or deepfakes.

Position details

How we reached this answer

This answer uses the specific statements and actions below. We consider what each bill or vote actually did; a bill number by itself is not treated as a position.

What they said

  • “We strongly urge the FTC to use its full authority against any company that engages in unfair or deceptive practices regarding the use or inclusion of AI in toys, including seeking a preliminary injunction to halt the…”

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  • “We strongly urge the FTC to use its full authority against any company that engages in unfair or deceptive practices regarding the use or inclusion of AI in toys, including seeking a preliminary injunction to halt the…”

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We checked 32 of 32 bills Modern Action tracks on this subject.

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What they have said and done

Newest records with confirmed dates appear first.

  1. What they’ve said· Government record

    Gillibrand duckworth demand trump administration protect children from risky age inappropriate AI toys

    We strongly urge the FTC to use its full authority against any company that engages in unfair or deceptive practices regarding the use or inclusion of AI in toys, including seeking a preliminary injunction to halt the deceptive or unfair marketing of AI-embedded toys, as well as investigating and sanctioning companies for violation of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
  2. What they’ve said· Official congressional website

    Duckworth gillibrand demand trump administration protect our children from risky age inappropriate AI toys

    We strongly urge the FTC to use its full authority against any company that engages in unfair or deceptive practices regarding the use or inclusion of AI in toys, including seeking a preliminary injunction to halt the deceptive or unfair marketing of AI-embedded toys, as well as investigating and sanctioning companies for violation of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
  3. Cosponsor

    Joined the bill as a cosponsor. The record does not establish which bill text applied at that time, so this action alone does not establish what policy the official supported.

    S. 1748 · Kids Online Safety Act

  4. What they’ve said· Official congressional website

    Duckworth receives everett c parker award for leadership in passing the martha wright reed just and reasonable communications act

    Everyone deserves to have access to the telecommunications they need to keep them healthy, heard and whole
  5. What they’ve said· Official congressional website

    Duckworth durbin join schatz and colleagues in reintroducing legislation to help protect peoples personal data online

    Over the past few years, we've seen numerous major hacks or data leaks of private user information from big corporations and it's clear that Congress needs to act to protect Americans' personal data online
  6. What they’ve said· Official congressional website

    Duckworth durbin announce nearly 3 million for chicagoland head start programs

    When we invest in childhood education and parental support services, we help provide children with the tools they need to succeed both in and outside of the classroom.
Updated Aug 19, 2026