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AI companies destroying physical books | Explained

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AI companies destroying physical books | Explained

Amazon and Anthropic are facing the ire of booksellers and book lovers over reports that they destroyed books in order to scan them for AI development.

Such actions horrify readers, but are they illegal?

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