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fromSearch Engine Roundtable
2 weeks ago

OpenAI Scaling Up Crawling & Bots

OpenAI is reportedly scaling up its crawling infrastructure for the holiday shopping season. The folks at Vercel noticed OpenAI adding a lot of new IP ranges for its bots and crawlers. Ryan Siddle from Merj wrote on LinkedIn, "OpenAI scaling up their infrastructure ahead of Thanksgiving & Black Friday with a lot of /28 blocks." He added later in the comments, "That's just across OpenAI User for new IPs. It doesn't include what they already had. We've seen quite a significant ramp up over the past 1-2 months."
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fromWIRED
1 month ago

The Curious Case of the Bizarre, Disappearing Captcha

Traditional visible CAPTCHAs have largely been replaced by subtler, audience-tailored, and often surreal verification methods to reduce friction and counter advanced automation.
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1 month ago

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