As a website owner, deciding whether to allow AI systems to train on your content is no longer an abstract legal issue—it can directly shape how customers find and experience your brand.
Explore the pros and cons of allowing or blocking AI training on your website. Discover O’Brien Media’s AI Access Control service to protect or enable your content.
A recent WIRED article gave us a rare peek behind the scenes at OpenAI—the company behind ChatGPT—revealing how they see the journey to “AGI” (that’s artificial general intelligence, or in plain English: machines that can think and reason like humans).
But before you copy and paste that AI-generated text straight onto your website, there’s something important you should know. Even if the content reads well to you (or your customers), search engines like Google may see it very differently.
AI is everywhere these days—from powering the apps we use daily to transforming how businesses operate behind the scenes. At O’Brien Media, we’ve embraced AI not as a buzzword or a replacement for creativity, but as a powerful tool to support our work and enhance the services we provide to our clients.
As SearchGPT emerges as a new player in the search engine landscape, small businesses need to understand how it compares to the industry giant, Google.
Artificial intelligence is evolving at a rapid pace, and one of the latest big names to emerge is DeepSeek, a large language model (LLM) from
Meta is once again grabbing headlines—this time for its move into AI-driven profiles and bots on Facebook and Instagram.
In a recent update, Google has warned website owners about the importance of correct JavaScript (JS) implementation. Although similar cautions have appeared before, this carries renewed urgency in an age where artificial intelligence (AI) plays a growing role in search.
Google’s Vertex AI platform and the introduction of the Google-Extended crawler represent significant advancements in the way web data is collected and used. For website owners and digital marketers, this development underscores the importance of creating high-quality, relevant content that aligns with user intent
