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AI Book Burning? Companies Are Destroying Millions of Books to Feed Chatbots

Decrypt Published 29.07.2026 16:38

AI developers are quietly buying physical books by the millions, slicing them apart, scanning every page into AI training datasets, and discarding the originals.

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