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AI Giants Accused of Destroying Rare Books to Train LLMs : Ethical , Cultural and Antitrust Concerns Explained
openthemagazine.com · India · global
Major AI companies are accused of destroying rare books to train Large Language Models, raising ethical, cultural, and antitrust concerns. This issue highlights potential negative impacts of AI development on cultural heritage and market competition.
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