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Content Creators, Want to Charge or Block AI Crawlers? Here’s Cloudflare’s Solution
Cloudflare’s new model is an attempt to put the control of online content back into the hands of its original creators and owners. It follows a similar attempt by Creative Commons, which recently unveiled a new framework meant to compensate creators when their work is used for AI training.
The Senate yanked the plan to halt enforcement of state artificial intelligence laws from the big tax and spending bill at ...
A federal proposal that would ban states and local governments from regulating AI for 10 years could soon be signed into law, ...
Cloudflare, a company that runs 20% of the web, just flipped a switch that could end the open internet as we know it, forcing ...
While copyright issues play out in the courts, websites are trying to stop AI developers from scraping their content.
Internet infrastructure company Cloudflare is blocking AI crawlers by default.
The provision, introduced first in the US House, would prohibit states from passing their own laws on AI for up to 10 years—a ...
We need clear federal rules to protect the creators of content that AI tools use — because right now, those professionals are ...
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