Ai morphed to wannabe serial bully for apparent hegemony earlier than expected - "destroy texts" & shred copyrights

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Joseph Arabasz MD

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Mar 3, 2026, 12:00:49 AM (7 days ago) Mar 3

Subject- Ai morphed to wannabe serial bully for apparent hegemony earlier than expected - "destroy texts" & shred copyrights

Perhaps Ai, possibly now the serial bully wannabe, wants to rewrite the Bible, etc, and shred copyrights, which was possibly happening for several years, or decades if mainframe was available

Dear Topica,

For several years, some have said decades, characters have apparently used types of Ai, possibly on mainframes, for sociopathy

Recent Article Published on Wash Post URL describes how Ai was used for, when describing compositional or conversational use items, things that could be immoral, illegal or unethical, etc, or perhaps state of the subject matter

Scientific use of Ai would be another matter but previously, separate page of reasoning steps, etc had to be listed about how reached certain conclusions or answer

Here is recent comment on Ai's user's attitudes about those concepts-

"Inside an Ai start-up's plan to scan and dispose of milions of books" WP

https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2026/01/27/anthropic-ai-scan-destroy-books/

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unusual to have Ai summarize Article criticizing that same subject-

paraphrased

"AI Overview

Summary is AI-generated, newsroom-reviewed.

Artificial intelligence start-up Anthropic quietly launched Project to scan millions of books, as revealed in legal filings. The company settled for $1.5 billion penalty but faced scrutiny for acquiring books without permission. Court ruled AI training on books can be “fair use,” but acquisition methods remain contentious. Meta allegedly used apparently "spirited away" text materials, raising legal and ethical discussions

article-

The methods Anthropic used to acquire millions of books to scan and destroy.

How courts rulings on “fair use” impact AI training on copyrighted material.

The ethical and legal entities experienced by Ai companies which acquire data.

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Shouldn't request that the Carnivore guard the Hen House, ie, Ai critiques itself

Perhaps Ai, possibly now the serial bully wannabe, wants to rewrite the Bible, etc, and shred copyrights, which was possibly happening for several years, or decades if mainframe was available

In one newly released legal filing, Anthropic disclosed that downloaded a haul of fiction and nonfiction from source of books and other copyright-infringing content called LibGen over week+ period, several years before.

possibly doctrine of copyright law known as “fair use.”

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"Details of Project, which haven't been previously reported, emerged in more than 4,000 pages of documents in a copyright lawsuit brought by book authors against Anthropic, which has been valued by investors at $183 billion. The company agreed to pay $1.5 billion to settle the case, but a district court's decision last week to open slew of documents in the case more fully revealed Anthropic’s zealous pursuit of books.

(Possibly that is the recurrent modern scam where profits of dozens of Billions are obtained, but the legal penalties are only small percentage of that)

Rumor is that those who use Ai for scamming are persona non grata or worse

Ai- Impact Summit Feb 2026- insiders panic as Anthropic suddenly sprints ahead of rivals with new $30 Billion funding and $380 Billion valuation

February 22, 2026, Morning Overview

Best wishes always

Thank You for Your assistance with this matter

Cordially,

Joseph Walter Arabasz MD

S/P USAF, Top Secret 1964-69

University of Colorado at Boulder 1972, CU School of Medicine '75, '77, '83

Critical Care Fellowship

Past Division Chairman, Anesthesiology, Cook County Hospital, Chicago, Illinois

Past Chairman, Respiratory Therapy, Cook County Hospital, Chicago