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Surf, an AI platform just for crypto, raises $15 million

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Surf, an AI platform just for crypto, raises $15 million

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Ryan Li has long been steeped in the worlds of both AI and crypto. He started working with AI about ten years ago as an undergrad at UC Berkeley and has since built two crypto startups. That experience has led him to conclude that popular AI platforms like Ch…

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Our Analysis

Surf's raising of $15 million to develop an AI platform specifically for crypto marks a significant investment in the intersection of artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency. This funding will likely be used to enhance the platform's capabilities, potentially leading to increased adoption and usage within the crypto community. For website owners, particularly those operating in the crypto or financial spaces, this development may lead to increased AI bot traffic as Surf's platform is used to analyze and generate content related to cryptocurrency. This could result in a higher volume of automated requests to their sites, potentially impacting server load and content scraping. Website owners should be prepared to monitor their traffic and adjust their llms.txt files accordingly to manage AI bot access to their sites. To prepare for potential changes in AI bot traffic, website owners can take several steps: (1) review and update their llms.txt files to ensure they are allowing or disallowing the correct AI bots, (2) monitor their site's traffic and server load to detect any changes in AI bot activity, and (3) consider implementing additional measures to prevent content scraping or other malicious activities, such as CAPTCHAs or rate limiting.

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