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User-Agent filtering alone is insufficient to identify AI crawlers; it also requires combining signals such as request path patterns, access frequency and IP ownership (e.g., cloud provider ASNs) for comprehensive determination.
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10/17/2026
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Salience: Real-Time Insights into Every Website Request, Including AI Crawlers
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