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AI companies are now destroying warehouses full of rare books
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this post was submitted on 29 Jul 2026
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Do you have a case to cite for that? Not calling you out or anything but I want know who the hell ruled that and why. That's insane
Here you go
https://www.newsnationnow.com/entertainment-news/entertainment-headlines/ap-judge-rules-ai-company-anthropic-didnt-break-copyright-law-but-must-face-trial-over-pirated-books/
Thank you! Though it doesn't seem the judge imposed any requirement to destroy the physical copies just that creating a large digital library from the copies for reuse would violate the IP rights of the work owners