I was not expecting such ambiguous and inaccurate wording from IETF. Why "ai" and not, how it was traditionally called on the web, "robots"?
And of course this does not make any sense since vast majority of HTTP traffic is already autonomous.
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I was not expecting such ambiguous and inaccurate wording from IETF. Why "ai" and not, how it was traditionally called on the web, "robots"?
And of course this does not make any sense since vast majority of HTTP traffic is already autonomous.