Suspicious bulk orders of used books have raised fresh concerns that AI companies are buying physical books, scanning their contents, and using the text for AI training without paying authors or asking for permission. A new investigation appears to give booksellers their strongest evidence yet after an AirTag hidden inside a rare book ended up at... Weiterlesen
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Hidden AirTag Appears to Confirm Why AI Companies Are Buying Used Books
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Suspicious bulk orders of used books have raised fresh concerns that AI companies are buying physical books, scanning their contents, and using the text for AI training without paying authors or asking for permission. A new investigation appears to give booksellers their strongest evidence yet after an AirTag hidden in...
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