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This level of stupid is not worth arguing with. I may as well be communicating with an LLM for all the value this has.
ecutruinIt is accessible in a form equivalent to its original structure. As far as I know, Anthropic stores these digitized books in a central library. They then use that library to train their AI. You simply don't have access to their private library, as it's not your property.
Millions of books destroyed for a secretive project operated by pricks. But hey, some of them are probably shitty novels from the 80s so it’s all fine.
ButtadeusWe're really stretching the meaning of "rare books" here, which is what this round of Anthropic discourse has generated. Like, there are collections of precious physical books from the last thousand years which are genuinely priceless. There are also novels published in the 80s that nobody liked.