A New Zealand bookshop owner is urging fellow booksellers not to supply their inventory to AI companies for training large language models. She believes their role is to preserve literature for humanity's benefit, not to profit from data transfer that fuels AI development. Her advice is to pause and consider the implications before feeding data to these "LLM machines." AI
IMPACT Raises ethical questions about data sourcing for AI training and its impact on cultural preservation.
RANK_REASON Opinion piece from a bookshop owner advising against providing data to AI companies.
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