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Respone from Perpelexity to Tech Crunch... >Perplexity spokesperson Jesse Dwyer dismissed Cloudflare’s blog post as a “sales pitch,” adding in an email to Tech
by hnburnsy 1y ago
Respone from Perpelexity to Tech Crunch...
>Perplexity spokesperson Jesse Dwyer dismissed Cloudflare’s blog post as a “sales pitch,” adding in an email to TechCrunch that the screenshots in the post “show that no content was accessed.” In a follow-up email, Dwyer claimed the bot named in the Cloudflare blog “isn’t even ours.”
- blablabla123 1y agoYeah this is funny. The CDNs basically started more than a decade ago pushing vast amounts of data through the networks. Their complaint even if valid feels like hypocrisy. Either way, the CDNs profit big time from the AI scraping hype and the current copyright anarchy in the US