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Many AI training data crawlers tend to ignore the robots.txt protocol and rapidly scrape entire sites at extremely high concurrency, fundamentally differing from traditional search engine crawlers.
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Simon Willison用GPT-5.5构建Datasette限流插件对抗AI爬虫
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