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OpenAI limits web crawler access to protect data from being used for AI model training
OpenAI limits web crawler access to protect data from being used for AI model training
According to reports, OpenAI recently launched a new feature that allows websites to prevent their web crawlers from crawling data from their websites to train GPT models to deal with issues such as data privacy and copyright
GPTBot is a web crawler program developed by OpenAI. It can automatically search and extract information on the Internet, and save web content for use in training GPT models
According to the OpenAI blog post, website administrators can prevent GPTBot from scraping data from the website by disabling GPTBot access in their website’s Robots.txt file, or by blocking its IP address. OpenAI also noted that web pages scraped using the GPTBot user agent may be used to improve future models, while filtering out text sources that are paid for access, known to collect personally identifiable information (PII), or violate OpenAI policies. For sources that meet the exclusion criteria, allowing GPTBot to access the website will help improve the accuracy, general capabilities, and security of AI models
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