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> And that's where Cloudflare can make a killing, because they are literally serving so much content, they can train their own model on the content that is pass
by znpy 1y ago
> And that's where Cloudflare can make a killing, because they are literally serving so much content, they can train their own model on the content that is passing through without any need to run a bot.
I think you're missing an important aspect: CloudFlare is in the unique position to be able to:
1. train a model on content that's actually getting visited by people (they are fairly good at cutting out bots)
2. They don't even have to scrape the website, they can collect the content while they serve request. it would be completely transparent (zero cost, actually a benefit) to website owners.
@jgrahamc if you're reading this and you end up doing what i wrote, I want a cut of the profits (or a job offer) :P
- lelanthran 1y ago> I think you're missing an important aspect: Which is? I said: > because they are literally serving so much content, they can train their own model on the content that is passing through without any need to run a bot. Which covers both your points below: > 1. train a model on content that's actually getting visited by people (they are fairly good at cutting out bots) > 2. They don't even have to scrape the website, they can collect the content while they serve request. it would be completely transparent (zero cost, actually a benefit) to website owners.