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How do you know it's "AI" scrappers?
I've have my server up before AI was a thing.
It's totally normal to get thousands of bot hits and to get scraped.
I use crowdsec to mitigate it. But you will always get bot hits.
Some of them are at least honest and have it as a user agent.
Is ignoring robots.txt considered "honest"?
That's not what I was talking about
bot hits i dont care my issue is when i see the same ip querying every file on 3 resource intensive sites millions of times
Do you have a proper robots.txt file?
Do they do weird things like invalid url, invalid post tries? Weird user agents?
Millions of times by the same ip sound much more like vulnerability proving than crawler.
If that's the case fail to ban or crowdsec. Should be easy to set up a rule to ban an inhumane number of hits per second on certain resources.
since its the frontends i run getting scraped its the robots.txt included there