Google has launched a new tool to allow websites to opt out37 of having their content used to train AI models while still being indexed by Google Search.
Google has created an opt-out tool for websites to control whether their content helps improve Google's AI models like Bard and Vertex.

The tool, called Google-Extended, allows sites to block their content from training Google's AI while still being crawled and indexed by Googlebot. This gives publishers more control over access to their content.
If you run a website, this tool gives you greater say over how your content is used, especially for sensitive domains where AI training could be problematic. Having a choice helps build trust with Google.
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