Are AI companies scanning and destroying millions of books, including rare titles?
There is no evidence in the provided sources to support or refute claims that AI companies are scanning and destroying millions of books, including rare titles.
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There is no evidence in the provided sources to support or refute claims that AI companies are scanning and destroying millions of books, including rare titles.
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