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Cloudflare wants AI companies to pay up. The cloud infrastructure provider, which powers around 20% of the web, is launching a new experiment that would let publishers charge AI firms every time their bots scrape a site.

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Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince talks his company's new service blocking AI bots from unauthorized content scraping and shares his outlook for the state of cybersecurity.

Cloudflare has unveiled new software that lets websites block unauthorised AI crawlers and set prices for access, in a bid to help content creators monetise their work amid declining referral traffic. The tool, announced on Tuesday, introduces a “pay per crawl” model allowing site owners to decide whether and how artificial intelligence models can use their material.

Starting Tuesday, every new web domain that signs up to Cloudflare will be asked if they want to allow or block AI crawlers. At least 16% of the world's internet traffic gets routed through Cloudflare, one of the world's largest content delivery networks.

Cloudflare has launched a tool that blocks bot crawlers from accessing content without permission or compensation to help websites make money from AI firms trying to access and train on their content, the software company said on Tuesday.

The tech company's customers can automatically block A.I. companies from exploiting their websites, it said, as it moves to protect original content online.

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Empowers leading publishers and AI companies to stop the scraping and use of original content without permission.