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Several authors who opted out of the class action settlement have individual cases pending against Anthropic, too. ... As other cases work their way through the courts, the settlement last week may be onl\n---\nAI companies, including Anthropic, accused of buying, ripping pages from books to train models | https://www.newsnationnow.com/business/tech/ai-anthropic-buying-destroying-books-train-lawsuit/\nMost recently, a $1.5 billion copyright settlement approved last week will see Anthropic will pay thousands of authors about $3,000 per book after using pirated copies of their works to train its Claude chatbot.\n\nAI labs and companies have reportedly ingested millions of books by buying up physical copies, ripping out the pages and scanning them to train their models.\n\n(NewsNation) — AI labs and companies, including major name Anthropic, have reportedly ingested millions of books by buying up ph\n---\nAre AI companies scanning and destroying millions of books, including rare titles? | Snopes.com | https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/ai-companies-destroying-rare-books/\nOne popular Instagram post included an image, featuring text that focuses on artificial intelligence company Anthropic. It reads (archived, detail in brackets ours): Al companies like Anthropic are buying obscure and rare physical books in bulk, cutting them apart and scanning them for training data, secretly destroying millions of books to bui\n\nIn 2024, several authors filed a lawsuit against Anthropic, alleging the company trained its model on their work without permission. The lawsuit says th\n---\nAI Companies Are Buying Antique Books, Ingesting Their Contents to Train Models, and Then Destroying Them at Incredible Scale, Even If Almost No Copies Remain | https://futurism.com/artificial-intelligence/ai-companies-destroying-rare-books\nAccording to the settled lawsuit, Anthropic used a hydraulic powered cutting machine to neatly remove the pages from the books it procured from book resellers and then scanned them using industrial-grade imaging equipment.\n\nBut many companies, including Anthropic, have turned to ingesting physical books instead, which they can buy countless used copies of on the cheap. According to the settled lawsuit, Anthropic used a hydraulic powered cutting machine to neatly remove the pages from the books i\n---\nFederal judge rules it’s ‘fair use’ for Anthropic to destroy rare books to feed to AI language models | The Post Millennial | thepostmillennial.com | https://thepostmillennial.com/federal-judge-rules-its-fair-use-for-anthropic-to-destroy-books-to-feed-to-ai-language-models\nThe revelations came out in a lawsuit brought by authors who said the destruction violated the Copyright Act. Federal judge for the Northern District of California William Alsup ruled that the bulk buy, scanning, and destruction is fair use ...\n\nThe ruling does change the fundamental nature of what the books were intended for: they were intended to be read by human beings, not used as training for machines to replace human thought and ingenuity. ... AI companies are buying old books, scanning th\n---\nThe Vanishing Page: AI Firms Scan Then Destroy Rare Book Editions | https://dallasexpress.com/national/the-vanishing-page-ai-firms-scan-then-destroy-rare-book-editions/\nIn a June 2025 ruling in Bartz ... that digitizing legally purchased print books and using the resulting digital copies to train large language models was fair use. The judge noted that the process replaced the print copies with digital versions without adding new copies or redistributing them. Anthropic later settled related claims involving pirated digital books for $1.5 billion. 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Asked to clarify, the company made a distinction between &quot;rare and valuable&quot; — that is, books that are closer ...\n\nArtificial intelligence companies are scanning millions of books, some of which are rare, and destroying them. ... A review of internal documents at Anthropic, one of the most prominent artificial intelligence companies, revealed the corporation bought millions of books in bulk, with a focus on \"less common\" and high-quality books, to \"destructively scan\" them in the context of a confidential effort known as \"Project Panama.\" A judge ordered that these documents be unsealed in the context of a copyright lawsuit. ... It was not possible to confirm whether other AI companies have carried out similar projects. \n\nAdditionally, while the phrase \"less common\" appeared to support the claim about Anthropic targeting rare books, it's unclear exactly what this means for a book's rarity in the market. 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On Tuesday, Murphy made the comments in a post on X while sharing a clip of himself discussing what he described as efforts by AI companies to acquire and digitize scarce books. &quot;The AI companies claim their technology will enhance human creativity. But they are quietly undertaking a massive campaign to destroy human creativity,&quot; Murphy wrote. In the video, Murphy alleged that AI companies are &quot;literally buying up millions of books,&quot; including rare works with only one or a few remaining copies, before scanning and disposing of them....\n\nSen. \n\nChris Murphy (D-Conn.) warned that artificial intelligence companies could be undermining human creativity by acquiring rare books, digitizing their contents for AI training and disposing of the physical originals. ... On Tuesday, Murphy made the comments in a post on X while sharing a clip of himself discussing what he described as efforts by AI companies to acquire and digitize scarce books. \"The AI companies claim their technology will enhance human creativity. But they are quietly undertaking a massive campaign to destroy human creativity,\" Murphy wrote. In the video, Murphy alleged that AI companies are \"literally buying up millions of books,\" including rare works with only one or a few remaining copies, before scanning and disposing of them. ... Murphy specifically pointed to Anthropic and its \"Project Panama,\" an effort documented in court filings that involved purchasing millions of physical books, removing their bindings, scanning their pages and disposing of the original\n\nSen. \n\nChris Murphy (D-Conn.) warned that artificial intelligence companies could be undermining human creativity by acquiring rare books, digitizing their contents for AI training and disposing of the physical ori\n","type":"code_execution_result"},"tool_use_id":"srvtoolu_011kw4jpdu55vvHTj5XUvGmM","type":"code_execution_tool_result"},{"text":"Now I have enough to write a well-sourced response.","type":"text"},{"id":"srvtoolu_014jDek5WXAPDAhWDvVvrVR6","input":{"code":"for item in r1:\n    if 'futurism' in item['url'].lower():\n        print(item['content'][:1500])\n"},"name":"code_execution","type":"server_tool_use"},{"content":{"abort_reason":null,"content":[],"return_code":0,"stderr":"","stdout":"According to the settled lawsuit, Anthropic used a hydraulic powered cutting machine to neatly remove the pages from the books it procured from book resellers and then scanned them using industrial-grade imaging equipment.\n\nOne small book seller said that in April, he suddenly went from selling no more than 20 books a week to hundreds, and he’s almost certain that the customers are AI labs, noting the random selection of the books and how they all have ISBNs. He added that his inventory is full with rare and out of print books, meaning that an AI company could be destroying some of the few remaining copies that can be found. “I personally have mixed feelings about all of this,” the bookseller told 404. “It benefits me financially as well as by clearing out old inventory that is otherwise unlikely to sell. I’ve been well-suited for these sales with inventory from overseas and foreign language books. \n\nOn the other hand, I don’t like the end-use, and I don’t like that uncommon books are being pulped.” · More antique books may be endangered. 404 noted how rare booksellers in the Netherlands are being inundated with bulk purchases they believe are being made by AI companies, though they can’t know for sure.\n\nBut many companies, including Anthropic, have turned to ingesting physical books instead, which they can buy countless used copies of on the cheap. According to the settled lawsuit, Anthropic used a hydraulic powered cutting machine to neatly remove the pages from the books i\n","type":"code_execution_result"},"tool_use_id":"srvtoolu_014jDek5WXAPDAhWDvVvrVR6","type":"code_execution_tool_result"},{"text":"## Full Response\n\n### What's being referenced\n\nSen. Chris Murphy's post (and the video clip he shared) describes a real, well-documented phenomenon known as **\"Project Panama\"** — an internal Anthropic effort revealed through unsealed court documents in the author copyright lawsuit *Bartz v. Anthropic*. Murphy's own framing states: ","type":"text"},{"text":"\"On Tuesday, Murphy made the comments in a post on X while sharing a clip of himself discussing what he described as efforts by AI companies to acquire and digitize scarce books.\"","type":"text"},{"text":" He specifically named Anthropic: ","type":"text"},{"text":"\"Murphy specifically pointed to Anthropic and its 'Project Panama,' an effort documented in court filings that involved purchasing millions of physical books, removing their bindings, scanning their pages and disposing of the original\"","type":"text"},{"text":" copies.\n\n### What's factually verified\n\n1. **The book-buying-and-destroying pipeline is real.** According to unsealed filings, ","type":"text"},{"text":"Anthropic used a hydraulic powered cutting machine to neatly remove the pages from the books it procured from book resellers and then scanned them using industrial-grade imaging equipment","type":"text"},{"text":". Reporting also indicates a small bookseller ","type":"text"},{"text":"said that in April, he suddenly went from selling no more than 20 books a week to hundreds, and he's almost certain that the customers are AI labs","type":"text"},{"text":", adding that ","type":"text"},{"text":"his inventory is full with rare and out of print books, meaning that an AI company could be destroying some of the few remaining copies that can be found","type":"text"},{"text":". Similar bulk-buying pressure has reportedly been observed at rare-booksellers in the Netherlands.\n\n2. **A federal judge has already ruled on this.** In the *Bartz v. Anthropic* case, ","type":"text"},{"text":"a June 2025 ruling ... found that digitizing legally purchased print books and using the resulting digital copies to train large language models was fair use","type":"text"},{"text":", with the judge noting ","type":"text"},{"text":"that the process replaced the print copies with digital versions without adding new copies or redistributing them","type":"text"},{"text":". That case was separate from, but related to, a different track of the lawsuit over pirated ebooks: ","type":"text"},{"text":"a $1.5 billion copyright settlement approved last week will see Anthropic will pay thousands of authors about $3,000 per book after using pirated copies of their works to train its Claude chatbot","type":"text"},{"text":". The physical-book-destruction practice was legally distinct from — and, per the judge, permissible unlike — the piracy of ebooks that led to the settlement.\n\n3. **The \"secrecy\" element is documented too.** Internal Anthropic material referenced in the unsealed filings reportedly included language that the company ","type":"text"},{"text":"\"didn't want it to be known that we are working on this\"","type":"text"},{"text":" (as characterized in a viral post reviewed by Snopes), consistent with reporting that this was a confidential internal initiative before litigation forced disclosure.\n\n### Where the claim is contested or overstated\n\nFact-checkers found the picture is **more nuanced than \"rare books are being destroyed on purpose.\"** Anthropic pushed back specifically on the word \"rare\": ","type":"text"},{"text":"\"None of our data acquisition programs buy and destroy 'rare' or 'antiquarian' books,\" a spokesperson for Anthropic said via email","type":"text"},{"text":". The company ","type":"text"},{"text":"made a distinction between \"rare and valuable\" — that is, books that are closer to","type":"text"},{"text":" museum-piece status, versus merely \"less common\" or out-of-print titles it says it targets. Snopes also noted that ","type":"text"},{"text":"it's unclear exactly what this means for a book's rarity in the market","type":"text"},{"text":", and that ","type":"text"},{"text":"it was not possible to confirm whether other AI companies have carried out similar projects","type":"text"},{"text":" at the same scale as Anthropic's Project Panama — so Murphy's broader framing of \"the AI companies\" (plural, industry-wide) is not as firmly established as the Anthropic-specific facts. Other companies including ","type":"text"},{"text":"Meta, OpenAI, Google and Microsoft are also facing copyright lawsuits from authors making similar allegations of piracy","type":"text"},{"text":", but the specific \"buy physical books, cut spines, scan, destroy\" pipeline has primarily been documented for Anthropic.\n\n### Bottom line\n\nMurphy's core claim — that an AI company (Anthropic, via \"Project Panama\") bought books in bulk, cut them apart, scanned them, and discarded the originals, including some scarce/out-of-print titles, while trying to keep the program quiet — is substantially accurate and grounded in unsealed court records. Where the popular framing overreaches is in calling the targeted books uniformly \"rare\" (Anthropic disputes this characterization) and in generalizing the practice to \"the AI companies\" plural, since the physical-destruction pipeline is documented specifically for Anthropic, not confirmed at the same scale industry-wide. Separately, a federal judge already ruled this scan-and-destroy practice for legally purchased books constitutes fair use, which is a legal judgment distinct from the ethical/creativity concern Murphy is raising.\n\n*Note: I did not view the video itself and cannot confirm details specific to that clip's visuals; this analysis relies on published reporting and court records.*\n\n---COMPACT_REPLY---\nMurphy is referencing Anthropic's \"Project Panama,\" revealed in unsealed Bartz v. Anthropic filings: it bought books in bulk, cut spines, scanned pages, and discarded originals, reportedly while trying to keep it quiet. A judge ruled this \"fair use.\" Anthropic disputes that the books were \"rare/antiquarian,\" and it's unconfirmed other AI firms did the same at scale.","type":"text"}],"role":"assistant"},{"content":"LENGTH_REPAIR\nReturn only the reply text, with no preamble, labels, markers, or audit suffix. 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