Claudfeller blocks artificial intelligence reptiles by default

In a new step to protect the content of the web, Claudfeller announced that it will block access to well -known AI Crawlers by default for new domains; An action aimed at preventing permission without permission and without paying for the content of the websites.

Claudfeller, one of the main actors in the Internet infrastructure, has also provided a new opportunity for publishers to determine a specific price for artificial intelligence crawle access to their content in the form of a plan called Pay Per Crawl. Artificial intelligence companies can decide whether to use data based on this pricing.

The company had previously offered features to block AI crawlers, but new settings will be enabled by default for new users; Even for the crawlers that do not adhere to the “Robots.txt” file. Claudfeller has also introduced a feature called “AI Labor” to confuse and stop robots on the path of unauthorized information collection.

The changes have been made in response to the concern of big publishers and platforms such as “AP”, “Fortune”, “Atlantic”, “Stack Overflow” and “Quora” that are witnessing a decline in traffic directly to their sites because of the popularity of chattems.

“The reptiles of artificial intelligence are collecting content without restriction,” said Claudio Prince’s CEO, Matthew Prince. “It is time to bring power to the content creators.”

Also, Claudfeller has reported cooperation with artificial intelligence companies to authenticate reptiles and precisely specify their purpose (for example, to teach a model or search) so that website owners can decide which craps are allowed to enter.