Deborah Priß

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Associate Editor @SpringerNature Network Archaeologist - Geoarchaeologist - Computational Archaeologist Cat mum with too many hobbies - traveller

No longer content with pillaging intellectual work and dismembering our environment (already critically weakened), AI companies are now hellbent on destroying books galore including rare editions. Shut down these nefarious enterprises already.

AI labs buy, scan, shred millions of rare books

If you have retreated to physical books because the internet is too full of AI slop, bad news — now they’re shredding the books to feed their AI slop machines.

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A line of evenly spaced spoil craters snakes along the surface of the desert from the high Elburz Mountains in Iran, and is the only evidence of an invisible, subterranean man-made water stream called a qanat, first constructed by the Persians during the first millennium BCE

Ant hills from space

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Orange diamond sign with a black squiggly arrow indicating a winding road on a coastal highway. The road curves along a dry, rocky mountainside, with a guardrail overlooking the blue ocean and distant coastline under a clear sky.