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I have to wonder, how long until the browsers just natively do this. Gets around the AI blockers that CloudFlare is pushing with the added benefit of seeing in

I have to wonder, how long until the browsers just natively do this. Gets around the AI blockers that CloudFlare is pushing with the added benefit of seeing information that a crawler would never see. Just hide it behind an "AI Browser" that just sends everything your browser sees to the cloud anyways for processing... Throw in some vague "privacy" promise for good measure. (I realize this is being more sneaky and doing stuff in the background, but my question remains)

Cthulhu_ 1y ago
This may already be happening to a point; I forgot what it's called but in Chrome you can opt-in to sharing analytical data, which is used by Google's page speed insights tooling and/or Lighthouse to measure your site's performance by a wide range of devices and internet connections.