Cloud company Cloudflare, Inc. has expanded its Project Galileo to help non-profits and independent media monitor and control how AI services are accessing content on their websites. Earlier this year, Cloudflare announced how it is helping large publishers and content creators of all kinds better control and monitor how AI crawlers access content on their websites. Now, Cloudflare wants to bring those tools, for free, to more non-profits and journalists and help them better adapt to the AI-driven web. Cloudflare is also committing to expanding access to AI tools for non-profits and public interest organisations to modernise how they can use and build with AI to better support their missions. “In an era defined by AI and digital disruption, providing robust tools to independent media isn’t just support—it’s a lifeline,” added Meera Selva, CEO of Internews Europe.