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New training preference standards will complicate your future data acquisition
◆ 75RelevanceOn a story from OpenAI13h ago
As OpenAI standardizes how sites block crawlers, your "scrape-first" strategy faces increasing legal and technical friction. You need to decide now if your competitive moat relies on data that might soon be off-limits.
Takeaways
- Update your scrapers to respect new AI-specific exclusion tags.
- Expect higher costs for data as site owners gain granular control.
- Compliance with these standards is becoming an enterprise procurement requirement.
Read the original at openai.com
Making it easier for websites to express AI training preferences
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