
Rare Books: Amazon Uses Them To Train Its Artificial Intelligence
We thought rare books ended up in dusty libraries. Amazon, it seems, has other plans for their future.
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Tuesday, September 15, 2026
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We thought rare books ended up in dusty libraries. Amazon, it seems, has other plans for their future.

From an online bookstore to a text shredder? Amazon is literally tearing up history to feed data to its AI models. A thought-provoking paradox, isn't it?

Imagine your videos being used to teach an AI. On Twitch, that was pretty much automatic. Not anymore.

Building artificial intelligence costs an arm and a leg, and Amazon knows it. That's why the company is raising a mountain of cash.
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Amazon promises a "green" future, but its Texas plans tell a different story. The upcoming mega data center could become the largest climate polluter in the United States.

Thought record profits were enough? In the world of AI chips, investors are always hungry, and Samsung just found that out the hard way.
Amazon just decided to borrow a whopping $25 billion. This massive move has already sent shivers down the spine of US Treasury bonds, which are struggling with rising oil prices.
Imagine building a massive brain, but one made of chips and cables. Amazon is about to do just that, sparing no expense for its AI infrastructure.

Once, it was where AI 'learned' to see the world. Now, Amazon is closing the doors to new arrivals.

We thought AI was plug-and-play, but it turns out you need a house call. Microsoft and Amazon are sending engineers directly to clients to get their systems running.

Finding the right video clip can be a nightmare. Soon, it might not be. Twelve Labs just secured $100 million to make video search smarter.