What OpenAI’s Reported Aura Safety Check Could Mean for ChatGPT Web Access
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A reported OpenAI site-safety gate called Aura could create a separate barrier between a website and AI-driven discovery. According to Search Engine Journal, Aura can prevent OpenAI browsing tools from loading a domain, even where the site’s robots.txt rules or owner allowlists would otherwise perm…
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What OpenAI’s Reported Aura Safety Check Could Mean for ChatGPT Web Access
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