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blocked it on every single site I manage there is zero benefit to me in allowing OpenAI to absorb my content it is a parasite, plain and simple (as is GitHub
by blibble 3y ago
blocked it on every single site I manage
there is zero benefit to me in allowing OpenAI to absorb my content
it is a parasite, plain and simple (as is GitHub Copilot)
and I'll be hooking in the procedurally generated garbage pages for it soon!
- amelius 3y agoWhat if it becomes the next Google? Are you really sure you want to be removed from their index?
- OJFord 3y agoAs it is, as GP says there would be 'zero benefit' to being included in that new Google, to GP as content author.
- anotherhue 3y agoYou are promoting FOMO.
- vouaobrasil 3y agoNot the OP, but I already blocked it with my robots.txt. I am 100% sure I want to be removed from their index, even if they become "the next Google". I would rather have my website fade away into obscurity than increase the usefulness of their AI or any other AI model.
- stubish 3y agoIf something happens, then you can do something about it. In this particular case, if enough people block ChatGPT scraping then it cannot become the next google. Most notably, I imagine all commercial news organizations will block it because they need people to visit their actual website to pay for putting news up on their website. And it will remain that way until it can be demonstrated that ChatGPT drives more traffic to a website than it redirects traffic away from a website. The Microsoft chat in Edge is much closer to that in the way its summaries include clickable quotes from articles.
- tedunangst 3y agoHow do you assess which robots benefit you?