rights feed
A bulk, signed file of the declared AI-use rights of many sites, published so crawler operators can apply each site's own rules for their own crawler without fetching every robots.txt themselves. Each line is signed so a copy can be checked offline.
What rights feed means
It reflects declarations at the time of reading; a site can change its files the next day.
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Related terms in Governance and rights
Who may use content for what: rights reservations, opt-outs, licences, model documentation and the accountability vocabulary around them.
per-use rights · Text and data mining · Rights reservation · Machine-readable opt-out · Usage preference · Content-Usage header · AI training license · Dataset license · Open license · Public domain · Fair use · Transformative use · Copyright provenance · Training-data summary · General-purpose AI model · Foundation model · Systemic risk · Model card · Data sheet · Data lineage · Consent record · Lawful basis · Data controller · Data processor · Subprocessor · Algorithmic transparency · Explainability · Accountability · Risk assessment · Impact assessment · Red teaming
Questions about rights feed
What is rights feed?
A bulk, signed file of the declared AI-use rights of many sites, published so crawler operators can apply each site's own rules for their own crawler without fetching every robots.txt themselves. Each line is signed so a copy can be checked offline.
What does rights feed not show or guarantee?
A bulk, signed file of the declared AI-use rights of many sites, published so crawler operators can apply each site's own rules for their own crawler without fetching every robots.txt themselves.
Which area of the glossary does rights feed belong to?
Governance and rights: Who may use content for what: rights reservations, opt-outs, licences, model documentation and the accountability vocabulary around them.
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