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Today's content is also found in the posts on Hacker News.
Recently, OpenAI official website introduced a new product GPTBot. However, this product is of no use to us, it is for OpenAI's own use.
There is a note on the official website, probably to announce that there is such a thing. If you feel that your rights and interests have been damaged, you can stop it according to the operations in the document.
GPTBot is actually a web crawler.
A web crawler, sometimes called a web spider, is a type of robot that indexes the content of websites on the Internet.
Search engines like Google use them so that websites appear in search results.
OpenAI said the web crawler will collect publicly available data from the internet, but will filter out sources that require paid content, or are known to collect personally identifiable information, or contain text that violates its policies.
GPTBot can be used to capture massive amounts of data to train and optimize future AI models. Many foreign technology media gossip believe that this future AI model refers to GPT-5.
Last month, OpenAI submitted the GPT-5 trademark application, and released this web crawler at this time, it can indeed be imagined that GPT-5 is getting closer and closer to us.
OpenAI has disclosed the IP address of GPTBot. In addition to denying GPTBot's access by adding a "disallow" command to the standard file on the server, website owners can also block GPTBot's access by IP address.
Previously, OpenAI's behavior of grabbing public data to train patented AI models was controversial.
Sites such as Reddit and Twitter have taken steps to deny AI companies free access to content on their sites, and authors and other creators have filed lawsuits over alleged unauthorized use of their work by AI companies.
ChatGPT today announced the launch of 6 major new features for a better experience
GPTBot documentation link:
https://platform.openai.com/docs/gptbot