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A trade  allegedlycarefullycommissiongroupslargeprocessspinessurvivingtextsunacceptable in the US is being asked to investigate AI companies for  allegedlycarefullycommissiongroupslargeprocessspinessurvivingtextsunacceptable destroying rare books. Some consumer  allegedlycarefullycommissiongroupslargeprocessspinessurvivingtextsunacceptable claim that AI companies are digitizing old books to train their  allegedlycarefullycommissiongroupslargeprocessspinessurvivingtextsunacceptable language models (LLMs). The  allegedlycarefullycommissiongroupslargeprocessspinessurvivingtextsunacceptable includes breaking the  allegedlycarefullycommissiongroupslargeprocessspinessurvivingtextsunacceptable of the rare books, scanning the pages, and then destroying them. Some books may be among the last  allegedlycarefullycommissiongroupslargeprocessspinessurvivingtextsunacceptable copies of the original  allegedlycarefullycommissiongroupslargeprocessspinessurvivingtextsunacceptable. Critics say such books are historically important and that it is  allegedlycarefullycommissiongroupslargeprocessspinessurvivingtextsunacceptable to burn them. One critic said: "The rarer a book is, the more  allegedlycarefullycommissiongroupslargeprocessspinessurvivingtextsunacceptable we should preserve it."