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Common Crawl Foundation | Preserving Humanity's Knowledge and Making it Accessible: Addressing Challenges of Public Web Data

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Wednesday, October 22, 2025 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM PST/PDT
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353 Jane Stanford Way, Stanford, CA, 94305 | Room 119
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Privacy, Safety, Security
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Learn about Common Crawl's insights from a recent data product and informed solutions for the future of public web data.

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The Common Crawl Foundation is dedicated to preserving humanity's knowledge and making it accessible through its free public web dataset, a vital resource since 2008. As AI development accelerates, concerns have emerged regarding the accessibility and transparency of public web data, impacting open datasets in three key ways: robots.txt exclusions, legal demands, and "bot defenses." Two of these are not visible in public and are not very well understood. In this seminar, Common Crawl will present insights from a new data product that utilizes Common Crawl's crawl metadata to visually explore these three problems, advocating for greater transparency and informed solutions for the future of public web data.