Over 340 news outlets are blocking the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine, citing concerns about AI large language models scraping content for 'improper citation'. This action significantly limits researchers' access to historical web content, forcing reliance on paid services for archiving. Developers and tech professionals should be aware of the growing tension between web archiving, AI training data acquisition, and content creators' rights, potentially impacting open data access.
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