A reported bulk book-sale agreement between Japanese distributor Nippan and Anthropic has renewed scrutiny of how AI companies obtain high-quality text for model training. The disclosure lands in the aftermath of the Bartz v. Anthropic litigation, which exposed Anthropic's large-scale effort to buy, cut, scan and recycle physical books for Claude-related training data.
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