Then find a way to make them digitally available, verbatim, like Google Books attempted to do. I'm sure with the power that AI companies have they can have legislation amended to make it happen.
You're defending the indefensible here.
You're defending the indefensible here.
They don't have to scan and destroy these books, it's an entirely voluntary choice.
They can't legally publish the digital copies, and you know it. Training is fair use but direct copies are not.