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Company that said it could scan and destroy books for AI data-harvesting has deleted that part of its website: 'no such service was ever brought to life'

A company that claimed it could scan and destroy books for AI data-harvesting has removed that claim from its website, stating that 'no such service was ever brought to life.' The company, whose name was not disclosed in the article, had previously advertised the service, but the webpage has since been deleted.

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Company that said it could scan and destroy books for AI data-harvesting has deleted that part of its website: 'no such service was ever brought to life'
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