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These books are being used to train AI. No one told the authors

The use of pirated e-books to train AI systems by big tech companies is causing outrage among authors, who were not informed about their works being used without permission.
While some authors express anger and believe their work is being stolen, others, such as James Chappel, welcome the opportunity for their books to be read and educate others.
The widespread use of AI in various forms of art, including writing, highlights the need for clear regulations and policies in this rapidly evolving field.

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These books are being used to train AI. No one told the authors

Almost 200,000 books are being used to train artificial intelligence systems by some of the biggest companies in technology. The problem? No one told the authors.

2 years ago·Tampa, United States

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These books are being used to train AI. No one told the authors

Almost 200,000 books are being used to train artificial intelligence systems by some of the biggest companies in technology. The problem? No one told the authors.

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These books are being used to train AI. No one told the authors

Almost 200,000 books are being used to train artificial intelligence systems by some of the biggest companies in technology. The problem? No one told the authors.

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These books are being used to train AI. No one told the authors

Almost 200,000 books are being used to train artificial intelligence systems by some of the biggest companies in technology. The problem? No one told the authors.

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These books are being used to train AI. No one told the authors

Almost 200,000 books are being used to train artificial intelligence systems by some of the biggest companies in technology. The problem? No one told the authors.

2 years ago·Salem, United States

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These books are being used to train AI. No one told the authors

Almost 200,000 books are being used to train artificial intelligence systems by some of the biggest companies in technology. The problem? No one told the authors.

2 years ago·Lancaster, United States

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