11-11-2026 10:45 via ComputerWeekly.com

The ethics of using books to train AI

Earlier this year, it was revealed that some artificial intelligence companies had been training their models using tens of thousands of physical books, destroying them in the process. So, why did they use books, how ethical is this and is there a better way to train AI?
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