Google, Microsoft OpenAI Plan To Honor Shared AI Training Opt-Out via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern
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Google, Microsoft OpenAI Plan To Honor Shared AI Training Opt-Out via @sejournal, @MattGSouthern

Summary

A shared robots.txt line could let sites opt out of AI training with several providers at once, but companies involved are handling it differently. The post Google, Microsoft OpenAI Plan To Honor Shared AI Training Opt-Out appeared first on Search Engine Journal .

Key points

  • • Google, Microsoft & OpenAI Plan To Honor Shared AI Training Opt-Out Skip to content Ebook: State Of Search 2027 Download The Report SEJ AI Search SEJ STAFF Matt G.
  • • Southern Senior News Writer at Search Engine Journal Bio Follow Google , Microsoft , and OpenAI announced plans on Friday to honor a shared robots.txt line for AI training preferences.
  • • Why This Matters One robots.txt group could replace a stack of per-company training rules once each company reads it; however, an opt-out through the shared line won t reach the same uses at Google and Microsoft.

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