Google, Microsoft, OpenAI Back Shared AI Training Opt-Out
Google, Microsoft and OpenAI plan to honor one robots.txt token for AI training preferences. The catch: each company maps it differently.
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Google, Microsoft and OpenAI plan to honor one robots.txt token for AI training preferences. The catch: each company maps it differently.
Google and Bing announced a shared robots.txt token to opt out of AI training. A one-site study finds a 0.9% CTR and a halo effect.
Meta pushed its revised Commercial Terms and Self-Serve Ad Terms to Nov 20 after publisher complaints. Here's what the crawling clause means for brands and what to audit now.
Google's Gary Illyes explains why robots.txt can keep AI crawlers out but cannot stop them from using crawled content for training—and what to do instead.
PPC Land checked Meta's official preview on Oct 18: the 'train' sentence is still in the Oct 30 Commercial Terms, with no ads-only limit.
Meta's updated commercial terms take effect Oct 30 and let it crawl business websites and use the content to train AI. Here's what marketers should know.
Meta's updated Commercial Terms, effective Oct. 30, extend crawling and AI training rights to any business use—not just advertisers. Here's what to do.
Leaked EU Council text strips the GDPR AI clause's unconditional opt-out and moves cookie consent rules back to ePrivacy, changing ad measurement.
Cloudflare's new Disallow AI Training setting lets sites block AI training without losing Google, Bing, or Apple search visibility. Here's what to check before toggling.
Google tests paying sites for AI answers, Search profiles open to 10K followers, and Cloudflare splits AI training from search crawling. Here's what to do.