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Reddit says it will add new protections to try and repel bots that scrape its posts to train AI systems.
It will update its Robots Exclusion Protocol’ , or robots.txt, which is a file that is visible only to websites crawling its site.
The change will not affect good faith actors’ including those who scrape the site for research.
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