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‘We believe this is a practical step toward an open web’: Don't want AI companies training on your website? OpenAI, Google and Microsoft are backing a new way to opt out

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  1. 2026-11-03 06:50 · TechRadar AI
    ‘We believe this is a practical step toward an open web’: Don't want AI companies training on your website? OpenAI, Google and Microsoft are backing a new way to opt out

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