US EditionAnubis: Fighting Off the Hordes of LLM Bot Crawlers
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Trying to poison data helps as little as peeing into the sea – it remains a sea. That's what the provider of protection software says.
AI Bots Overwhelm Web: Anubis Tool Fights Back
The internet, a sprawling repository of human knowledge and creativity, is under siege. Artificial intelligence (AI) bots, designed to scrape vast amounts of data for training models, are overwhelming websites, draining server resources, and often disregarding content ownership. Amid this digital onslaught, a new open-source software named Anubis has emerged as a critical line of defense, empowering website owners to block these intrusive scrape…
A developer focused on stopping AI bots says poisoning datasets is like peeing in the ocean
"Poisoning" datasets to fight AI sounds appealing, but it doesn't actually work, says developer Xe Iaso. Her tool, Anubis, takes a different approach: it puts invisible computational hurdles in the way of bot scrapers. The article A developer focused on stopping AI bots says poisoning datasets is like peeing in the ocean appeared first on THE DECODER.
Data poisoning against AI sounds tempting – but it doesn't work, says developer Xe Iaso. Instead, your tool Anubis relies on invisible computing hurdles for bot scrapers. The article "To peeing into the sea" doesn't help – why AI data poison does not show any effect first appeared on THE-DECODER.de.
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