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Patreon stops asking AI bots not to scrape — and starts blocking them
Patreon is actively safeguarding creator content by directly blocking AI scraping bots, a significant evolution beyond relying on robots.txt directives. Partnering with Cloudflare, Patreon now proactively prevents unauthorized AI model training on creators' work. This shift reflects a growing industry response to the challenge of data extraction. Recent findings, like those highlighting potential data sourcing practices within AI music generators such as Suno, underscore the importance of these protective measures. Explore our site for additional coverage on this evolving landscape.
The wildest allegations in Apple’s trade secrets lawsuit against OpenAI
Apple's lawsuit against OpenAI has ignited a significant debate, fueled by startling allegations. The complaint details a range of concerning claims, from employees allegedly making light of unauthorized access to Apple’s proprietary systems to reports of prospective hires being asked to provide Apple hardware during interviews. These accusations paint a picture of potential trade secret misappropriation, demanding careful scrutiny. For deeper insights into the rapidly evolving landscape of AI innovation, explore our coverage of PixVerse’s recent $439M funding round.