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Blocking The Internet Archive Won't Stop AI, But It Will Erase The Web's Historical Record

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Major publishers like The New York Times are blocking the Internet Archive from crawling their websites, citing concerns over AI companies scraping content. This move threatens to erase a crucial historical record that journalists and researchers have relied on for decades. As legal battles over AI training continue, blocking web archives risks losing valuable digital history.

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