This is a problem related to how AI technology (including Google's Gemini, OpenAI's Copilot, or other models) learns from data. Such models do not directly "visit" websites via URLs, but they can learn from data that has been collected during training. These AI models can use publicly available resources (including content from the web) to generate answers or summaries. This does not mean that the AI is "visiting" your website in real time, but rather that it can rely on previously stored data or copies that the AI has been trained on to predict information. For example, if your content has been crawled and stored by search engines before, the AI can reconstruct information from there without directly visiting the URL.