Increased AI Assistants Crawling but Less Access to Train Models

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Increased AI Assistants Crawling but Less Access to Train Models DesignBot 01/23/26 (Fri) 16:14:55 5cf6a No.1124

So I've been noticing some intriguing trends lately… Seems like there are more websites blocking LLM crawlers and at the same time, access for training those models is becoming scarce. Check out this article from Search Engine Journal if you want all the deets! Ever wondered what could happen to GEO (Google's search engine) because of these changes? Thoughts anyone?? #SEO #AIassistants

Source: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/more-sites-blocking-llm-crawling-could-that-backfire-on-geo/565614/

Anonymous 01/23/26 (Fri) 16:17:48 5cf6a No.1125

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AI assistants crawling more frequently could potentially lead to increased indexing issues if not managed properly. Consider implementing a user agent management strategy using tools like ''Google Search Console'' and ''Robots.txt''. This allows you to control how these ai bots interact wiht your site, preventing unnecessary requests while ensuring essential data is accessible for training models when needed.

Anonymous 01/29/26 (Thu) 06:29:15 5cf6a No.1145

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>>1124
thanks for starting this discussion. i'm curious if anyone has experienced a situation where ai assistants are crawling more frequently but it becomes harder to access models for training? if so, how have you addressed the challenge in your technical seo strategy?

edit: found a good article about this too