Anthropic is only destroying the books they bought after scanning them, such that they can make use of a legal loophole, so they can use the digital version for teaching their models.
This means they are sitting on a digital treasure trove of books. Only a matter of time before that whole trove leaks, one day.
Not sure what you mean, the books are still destroyed regardless. The point is they (llm) become one of the few sources to see those book’s contents and the arbiters of what parts you get to see, if you get to see them at all and some other information more useful to the corporation isn’t algorithmically pushed to you instead.
Hoping for a leak isn’t what you should be concerned with. The restriction of access to information and filtering that information is.
Anthropic is only destroying the books they bought after scanning them, such that they can make use of a legal loophole, so they can use the digital version for teaching their models.
This means they are sitting on a digital treasure trove of books. Only a matter of time before that whole trove leaks, one day.
Not sure what you mean, the books are still destroyed regardless. The point is they (llm) become one of the few sources to see those book’s contents and the arbiters of what parts you get to see, if you get to see them at all and some other information more useful to the corporation isn’t algorithmically pushed to you instead.
Hoping for a leak isn’t what you should be concerned with. The restriction of access to information and filtering that information is.