Web pages keep asking if you are human. You click, you wait, you worry. The checks grow stricter and more frequent.

In a new lawsuit Reddit filed against Perplexity and other companies, the social media platform detailed a trap it set for ...

Reddit has sued Perplexity AI for continuing to use Reddit’s content to train its AI model after prior warnings not to scrape ...

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SerpAPI responds to Reddit’s scraping lawsuit, defending its practices and insisting that public search data should stay open ...

In 2023, Reddit asked companies such as OpenAI to pay for access to its data, but some companies, instead of paying, scraped ...

Reddit in the lawsuit likened Perplexity to a “North Korean hacker," swiping a phrase from Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince.

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