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Cloudflare announces that AI agent crawlers will be blocked by default starting September 15, requiring explicit permission for access. The move aims to protect website owners and users from potential misuse of automated tools.
Cloudflare has announced that it will block AI crawlers harvesting web content for training models starting in September, unless publishers explicitly permit it. This move aims to protect publishers' rights and ensure fair compensation for their content.
Cloudflare's new policy requires AI companies to separate web crawlers used for search from those used for AI training by September 15, or risk being blocked by default on many publisher sites.
Explore Crawlee for Python, a powerful web crawling framework designed for building scalable data pipelines that support AI applications like RAG. Learn how it handles JavaScript rendering, link graphs, and data export.
Learn how Crawl4AI is a smart web crawling tool that goes beyond simple HTML downloads to extract structured data from complex, JavaScript-heavy websites using AI.
This explainer explores how AI-powered services like DeleteMe automatically detect and remove leaked personal data from the internet, examining the underlying technologies and challenges involved.
