Human traffic to publisher websites is now in decline as bot traffic rises, according to data from AI licensing start-up, ...

Cloudflare's crawl-to-refer ratio is a solid guide to how much tech companies are taking from the web, and how much they're ...

Growing referral traffic from AI is nowhere near making up for losses from search since the arrival of Google's AI Overviews ...

Some website owners want to block AI bots while permitting traditional search crawlers. The IETF is working on a solution.

The rise of generative AI has now resulted in bots accessing certain types of web content more than humans. According to new research from F5 – a company specialising in app security, online fraud ...

Want to learn more about Cloudflare's AI Bot Blocker? Check out or informative blog to get a clear understanding. Read now!

Bots have rapidly evolved over the years, and with the new era of Artificial Intelligence (AI), they continue progressing. A report shows that in 2022, 47.4% of all internet traffic came from bots.

Blocking AI bots is an important first step towards an open web licensing marketplace, but web publishers will still need AI companies (especially Google) to participate in the marketplace as buyers.

AI bots want to help with your web searches as well as everything else, and Claude is the latest artificial intelligence assistant to get the ability to look up information online—whether that's the ...