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As artificial intelligence companies compete for increasingly scarce training material, some are reportedly turning to an unexpectedly old-fashioned source: physical books. AI developers and their contractors are purchasing large quantities of secondhand books, removing their bindings and scanning the pages before destroying or recycling the originals, according to a July
Chinese Military Drone Spoofs Foreign Aircraft Signals in South China Sea
By Li Jingyao, Vision Times A Chinese military drone operating over the South China Sea has been detected...
Integrative Healthcare Symposium 2026: When ‘Whole-Person Care’ Becomes a Systems Imperative
New York, NY (Feb. 19–21, 2026) — The Integrative Healthcare Symposium (IHS) returned to the New York...
Paramount’s $111 Billion Offer Tops Netflix in Warner Takeover Battle
According to reports by the New York Post and the Associated Press, streaming company Netflix announced...
A Retail Rebalance: What PLMA 2025 Reveals About the Rise of Store Brands
ROSEMONT, Illinois — Held Nov. 16–18, 2025 at the prestigious Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in...
US State Department Launches Freedom.gov to Target China’s ‘Great Firewall’
According to an exclusive report by Fox News, the U.S. State Department has completed the development...
New Forecast Warns Traffic Could Plunge By 40% as AI Shakes the News Industry
By Yang Tianzi, Vision Times The global news industry in 2026 stands at a historic turning point....
AI Arms Race Threatens Humanity, Warns Stuart Russell
The narrative of a “golden age” for artificial intelligence (AI) is facing increasing skepticism. According...
Winter FancyFaire 2026 Sets the Stage for Emerging Food Brands & New Trends
SAN DIEGO, California — The 2026 edition of Winter FancyFaire, part of Fancy Food Shows, wrapped up Jan...
OpenAI Warns Congress That DeepSeek Is Illegally ‘Distilling’ US AI Models
By Gao Yun Bloomberg reported on Thursday, Feb. 12 that OpenAI recently submitted a memorandum to...