artificial intelligence tools Its development in recent years has also brought with it discussions about copyright. Media outlets, especially the New York Times, have filed serious lawsuits against manufacturers, especially OpenAI. NYTthe case also revealed that some of its content was copied as is. Despite this, artificial intelligence content bots continue to collect content from websites.

Cloudflare, with its statement, next year artificial intelligence tools announced that it will create a marketplace for Site owners who participate in this marketplace will allow their content to be used to train artificial intelligence models. In return, they will receive a certain amount of money. Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince will now take the next step in his plan to give publishers more control over AI bots.

The activities of artificial intelligence bots can be observed.

Cloudflare is initially available for free. AI audit It has put its function into use. On the analytics screen of this tool, site administrators can see when, why and how often artificial intelligence bots visit pages. They also have the right to block bots that they do not want to reach their sites.

In the model OpenAI, Meta, Amazon and the activities of bots from other AI content providers can be independently monitored. In this way, content producers can get an idea of ​​which company is reviewing which content and for what purpose they are using it.

Cloudflare vs. Big Language Models protecting small content creators He says he has taken steps to do so. Let’s see if this model will be an example for other service providers or will we see other alternatives?