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The new change, which Cloudflare calls its Content Signals Policy, happened after publishers and other companies that depend ...

Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince is calling on the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to force Google to separate its ...

New SPLX research exposes “AI-targeted cloaking,” a simple hack that poisons ChatGPT’s reality and fuels misinformation.

Atlas appears to have journeyed far from litigious publications, favoring a safer, more AI-friendly path to the end of its little rat maze.

Amazon wants to block you from using your own AI assistant to shop on their platform. Comet users love this experience.” ...

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OpenAI's Atlas browser's agent mode completely avoided publications that filed lawsuits against OpenAI, highlighting a ...

AI browsers like ChatGPT Atlas and Comet can reportedly bypass some paywalls, sparking new concerns for digital media and online journalism.

Reddit in the lawsuit likened Perplexity to a “North Korean hacker," swiping a phrase from Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince.