AI crawlers index for search, read pages live for a user, or take content for training. Each trades something different, so skip the single block-AI switch: set defaults by purpose and protect your most valuable pages.
When one event wakes several AI modules that overwrite each other, teams reach for arbitration rules. Better to fix the design: one entry point per event, one writer per field, and everything else only suggests.
A workflow that fails after creating records or sending notices can do the same thing twice if rerun. Log IDs for each outward step, plan how to fix failures, put irreversible steps last, and stop when unsure.
Attackers breached Klue, stole customers' Salesforce tokens, and pulled CRM data. You can't fix a vendor; you control how much it can read, whether unusual queries are seen, and how fast you revoke.
Apple's Shortcuts can build automations from one sentence. AI shows up once, but the saved shortcut runs daily on its own. Read every step first, and keep sending or deleting steps on ask-first.
Whether a site needs an API or MCP depends on whether AI must read public content, look up changing data, or act for someone. Each carries different duties; most sites should first fix the public pages AI reads.