Google's Sundar Pichai rejects OpenAI president’s vision for future AI interface
Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI have announced a new agreement that involves reading a single line in a website's robots.txt file to control whether content can be used to train AI. If this is implemented, website owners would no longer need to write rules individually for each bot. The agreement's core lies in a single line in robots.txt, which could significantly simplify the process of managing AI training access on websites.
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