I think the important part of books is the knowledge in them. Not the binding or anything else physical. With some exceptions of course and sure there are thing

I think the important part of books is the knowledge in them. Not the binding or anything else physical. With some exceptions of course and sure there are things to be learned about physical attributes that don't translate to the digital version, but 95% is in the content. > If Anthropic subsequently released the digitized version of it we’d be having a different discussion, but for obvious reasons they’re not. I don't think you can scan books and just release a pdf. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. Even if you can, I'm sure it's a gray legal area.