AI developers are quietly buying physical books by the millions, slicing them apart, scanning every page into AI training ...
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AI companies are anonymously buying and destroying millions of books through middleman services
Booksellers say they're facing a sudden surge of orders for seemingly random rare books—and fear they might be profiting from ...
While Anthropic has agreed to settle the lawsuit, the company has faced backlash on X over its practice of destroying rare ...
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New AI tools let readers talk to books
Imagine a world where you could ask a book a question as you read it. Amazon's Kindle has its own version: "Ask this Book," ...
They scanned each book’s text for “rare expressions”—strings of at least five words in a specific order—that also appear in ...
From training AI to read for you, to AI-use allegations in publishing, the book world is grappling with the increasingly digitized world. Debut author Dan Warner helps us compile a reading syllabus ...
Elon Musk has proposed preserving rare books during AI training, adding a fresh dimension to the growing debate over ...
As book retailers and distributors leverage artificial intelligence to offer interactive features, publishers are reckoning with the implications. Two prominent examples emerged last month: Amazon's ...
For 16 hours last July, Elon Musk’s company lost control of its multi-million-dollar chatbot, Grok. “Maximally truth seeking” Grok was praising Hitler, denying the Holocaust and posting sexually ...
“Everyone I talked to is consumed by AI—either how to use it, how to pretend to use it, how much they hate using it, how it’s going to eliminate their position or their company’s product,” one ...
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