OpenAI adopts Robots.txt standard for websites to manage AI training data preferences
OpenAI has announced it will begin honoring a common Robots.txt signal, enabling website operators to communicate their preferences regarding the use of their content for AI model training. This policy implementation, confirmed by OpenAI itself, aims to provide website owners with greater control over their data. The move was also reported by Unite.AI and TradingView, affirming the company's new approach to data sourcing.
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3 outlets covered “OpenAI adopts Robots.txt standard for websites to manage AI training data preferences”. All of them report the following:
- OpenAI is implementing a new policy
- The policy allows websites to express preferences for AI training
- The mechanism is a common or shared Robots.txt signal
- This gives website operators control over their content's use in AI training
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