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An AirTag hidden inside a rare book was tracked to a training facility in Las Ve
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18 Aug
Journalists slip an AirTag into an Amazon warehouse to prove they destroy rare books to train AI
<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>An investigation by the <em>404 Media</em> news outlet has revealed more insights into this practice after it agreed with a bookseller to place
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18 Aug
Journalists slip an AirTag into an Amazon warehouse to prove they destroy rare books to train AI
<!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>An investigation by the <em>404 Media</em> news outlet has revealed more insights into this practice after it agreed with a bookseller to place
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