A major Japanese book wholesaler has admitted to selling a large number of books to Anthropic, a US artificial intelligence company. This admission was made according to an industry source.
The wholesaler's actions have been confirmed, although details of the transaction are limited. Further information can be found through the original source.
The sale of books to Anthropic by the Japanese wholesaler has been acknowledged, with the company being a major player in the industry.
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