方便网站表达AI培训偏好
我们为何支持一个共同的信号，让网站运营商立刻向多个AI供应商传达他们的选择。
OpenAI将会在机器人。 txt中遵守共同的信号，这一自愿努力使出版商和网站运营商更容易同时向多个参与提供者传达同样的偏好。
此前，网站运营商将识别个人爬行者，并为每个供应商分别维持规则。 多个供应商之间共享信号会减少操作员的工作。
我们的目标是在今后几个月中落实这一信号，并将在这样做时，与大家分享另一个有关我们执行情况的最新情况。 这个新信号不会取代我们已经通过机器人提供的控制。 txt. 我们现有的爬行器控制(在新窗口打开)，提供了网络出版商的灵活性和对其网页的控制，将继续适用并得到尊重。
这借鉴了互联网工程工作队AI优惠工作组正在进行的工作(在新窗口打开)。 我们和工作组的其他参与者一样，今天宣布这个共同的信号，并相信这加强了我们继续参加机构间工作队标准讨论。 OpenAI将继续调整其做法，因为鉴于适当的控制和公平，这些谈话和面貌继续演变。
网站所有者有更清晰、更简单的方式来表达他们如何使用内容的选择。 我们鼓励其他AI供应商尊重信号。
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Making it easier for websites to express AI training preferences
Why we’re supporting a common signal that lets website operators communicate their choices to multiple AI providers at once.
Today, we’re announcing that OpenAI will honor a common signal(opens in a new window) in robots.txt, the file that lets websites express their preferences about the use of their content for foundational generative AI training. This voluntary effort makes it easier for publishers and website operators to communicate the same preference to multiple participating providers at once.
Previously, website operators would identify individual crawlers and maintain separate rules for each and every provider. Having a shared signal across multiple providers reduces that work for operators.
We aim to implement the signal in the coming months, and will share another update with details about our implementation when we do so. This new signal will not replace the controls we already provide through robots.txt. Our existing crawler controls(opens in a new window), which provide web publishers flexibility and control over their pages, will continue to apply and be respected.
This draws on the ongoing work(opens in a new window) of the Internet Engineering Task Force’s (IETF) AI Preferences working group. We’re joining other participants in the working group in today’s announcement of this shared signal, and believe this strengthens our continued participation in the IETF standards discussions. OpenAI will continue to adapt its practices as those conversations and the landscape continue to evolve in view of appropriate controls and fairness.
We believe this is a practical step toward an open web where people can publish and discover information, and website owners have clearer, simpler ways to communicate their choices about how their content is used. We encourage other AI providers to honor the signal.
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