
Cloudflare Modifies Robots.txt for AI Content Use
Cloudflare has updated millions of websites' robots.txt files to control how Google's AI products use web content. This move aims to address publisher concerns over revenue loss from AI Overviews and
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Cloudflare has updated millions of websites' robots.txt files to control how Google's AI products use web content. This move aims to address publisher concerns over revenue loss from AI Overviews and

The era of AI companies freely scraping internet data is over. A new landscape of lawsuits, paywalls, and licensing deals is forcing a fundamental shift in how AI models are trained and funded.

Supermemory, a startup building a universal memory API for AI, has raised $2.6 million in seed funding led by Susa Ventures and Browder Capital.

Cloudflare has launched a new service, AI Index, allowing website owners to control and monetize their content for AI use through a subscription model.

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Cloudflare has introduced a five-point framework for responsible AI bot behavior, aiming to protect content creators from reduced web traffic caused by AI summaries.