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AI firms are shredding physical books because copyright law is quietly rewarding them
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To legally train AI, tech companies are buying millions of physical books—just to slice off their bindings and shred them. ISBNdb is marketing physical-book orders of up to one million titles to AI developers, including material it describes as non-digitized, rare, or out of.
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