The Impact of Cloudflare's AI Bot Block Cloudflare, one of the biggest internet infrastructure providers, has launched a new AI Bot Block feature, heralded as a potential ‘game-changer' for content ...

Cloudflare takes a stand on AI crawlers, which could enable publishers to finally make peace with the bots scooping up their ...

Explore Cloudflare’s Pay-Per-Crawl and its implications for website owners and AI companies. A breakthrough or a challenge?

Pay Per Crawl signals a new web business model – charging AI bots for access and giving content creators a new path to profit.

Cloudflare’s latest maneuver is to give enterprises a choice: they can block genAI bots or charge them. But if you make a ...

Cloudflare recently announced a new "pay-per-crawl" system aimed at pushing back against AI companies that continue to scrape the open web without paying a cent. According ...

Cloudflare updated its web services to include blocking AI bots and crawlers from sites by default. Co-founder and CEO, ...

Tongue in cheek, Iaso describes Anubis as like the ancient Egyptian god, weighing the soul of your connection using one or ...

Cloudflare, which powers many of the world’s most prominent websites, made waves last week by introducing a default setting for new customers that would block bots that artificial intelligence firms ...

AI companies use bots to scrape the web, in order to gather data to train their models. Anubis is a program designed to block these bots from scraping self-hosted sites.

It’s easy to feel like publishers have little recourse to the fast-track of AI adoption. Big Tech keeps updating its offerings, cribbing more content, ...

In a brave step, Cloudflare has blocked AI crawlers by default to safeguard publishers. This is all you need to know.