Making it easier for websites to express AI training preferences
OpenAI publishes a post about letting websites state more easily their preferences on how their content is used for AI training. Summary based on the title only (page not readable).
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OpenAI announces that it will honor a common signal placed in the robots.txt file, which lets a website state its preferences about the use of its content for training foundational generative AI. Until now, site operators had to identify each crawler and maintain separate rules for every provider.
The company aims to implement the signal in the coming months and will share details at that point. It does not replace the existing robots.txt controls, which continue to apply. The voluntary effort draws on the IETF's AI Preferences working group, and OpenAI encourages other AI providers to honor the same signal. For publishers, it means expressing one preference once to several participating providers.
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