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| | | | | Ubuntu phones and tablets also dead, but the desktop, server, and cloud live on. | |
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www.theverge.com
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| | | | | Website owners can stop OpenAI's new web crawler GPTBot from using information from sites to train its GPT models with a simple addition to the metadata. | |
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pxlnv.com
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| | | | | After Robb Knight found - and Wired confirmed - Perplexity summarizes websites which have followed its opt out instructions, I noticed a number of people making a similar claim: this is nothing but a big misunderstanding of the function of controls like robots.txt. A Hacker News comment thread contains several versions of these two arguments: [...] | |
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www.securityjourney.com
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| | | If tools like Copilot can automatically flag and fix vulnerabilities, do developers still need to be trained in secure coding practices? | ||
