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    1. BrainwashedMind on

      „setting“ on a shelf? I mean, I get it when it seems like most posters are so lazy and careless that they can’t be bothered to spell properly, but come on, if it’s your job, do better.

    2. Able-Professor840 on

      Well, at least someone is reading them. Actually gives them more relevance.

    3. This is what happens when we place the State as the enemy and the companies as our saviors

    4. whoknowsifimjoking on

      It’s called destructive digitization and it is one of the most common ways to scan books. It has been happening forever. Also it’s not really done to antiques, I found no evidence of that. Anthropic for example was accused of this, but the books they destroyed for scanning were all second hand mass produced books.

    5. Felt like I saw a movie about this before. Companies and their owners are just stupid af to destroy them like it’s IP. Theyre legit steal based on copyright usage of the books

    6. NeedleworkerHorror48 on

      There was an AI that was being fed books from a website called Anna’s Archive. I don’t remember if it still exists, but it was one of the biggest in its time, if it isn’t still.

    7. Book burning from AI companies will be much worse than the book burning after ww2

    8. Now with ai they can rewrite what’s in it, present it to you as fact and then tell you it was the Mandela effect if you remember otherwise

    9. Like Christendom destroying Alexandria and them keeping all knowledge in the Vatican private library xd …

      The internet May be at danger of been the new alenxadria library .. and this corporations the new guys trying to centralized such Knowledge..

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