Here are a few stories to read this Monday morning.
- Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg knew that pirated books were being used to train FB’s AI.
- The Swiss ereader maker Pocketbook (formerly Ukrainian) just announced Inkpost, a line of E-ink wall displays for showing digital art. The sizes range from 13.3″ to 33″, with prices ranging from expensive to holy f***.
- Completely ignoring the numerous examples of why you shouldn’t let bots battle piracy unsupervised, Japan just announced that it is investing $2 millions in anti-piracy AI.
- If there’s one thing that the current owners of B&N are better at than their predecessors, it’s generating positive press.
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