OpenAI Finally Allows ChatGPT Complete Internet Access
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Re: OpenAI Finally Allows ChatGPT Complete Internet Access
#2Will blocking User-agent: GPTBot in robots.txt work for this too?
Re: OpenAI Finally Allows ChatGPT Complete Internet Access
#3Will blocking User-agent: GPTBot in robots.txt work for this too?
This time it's not scraping the internet (like a robot) but actually acting as a direct user agent for the human typing their prompt, so I wouldn't be against them ignoring robots.txt.
Re: OpenAI Finally Allows ChatGPT Complete Internet Access
#4Will blocking User-agent: GPTBot in robots.txt work for this too?
This time it's not scraping the internet (like a robot) but actually acting as a direct user agent for the human typing their prompt, so I wouldn't be against them ignoring robots.txt.
It's not a crawler, but it seems likely that OpenAI would take the point of view that as long it's going to a website, it may as well keep a cached copy to use for training later.
Re: OpenAI Finally Allows ChatGPT Complete Internet Access
#5Will blocking User-agent: GPTBot in robots.txt work for this too?
This time it's not scraping the internet (like a robot) but actually acting as a direct user agent for the human typing their prompt, so I wouldn't be against them ignoring robots.txt.
That makes no sense. It’s still automated and not an actual human, and it’s still distilling information from the internet.
Re: OpenAI Finally Allows ChatGPT Complete Internet Access
#6DallE is so nerfed now it balks at ninja battle in the style of bob ross.
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#7Google search is dead.
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#8Google search is dead.
I thought Google's given Bard access to the internet?? I guess people still don't think to use Bard over ChatGPT
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#9So this means it can actually do things now, at least in principle, right?
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
This time it's not scraping the internet (like a robot) but actually acting as a direct user agent for the human typing their prompt, so I wouldn't be against them ignoring robots.txt.
That makes no sense. It’s still automated and not an actual human, and it’s still distilling information from the internet.
Your browser is also automating things, you're not resolving DNS and writing all the http requests by hand.