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Secondhand book sales are booming. Is it because of AI?

Secondhand book sales are skyrocketing, raising concerns among independent booksellers. Unusual bulk orders suggest these books may be destined for AI training rather than readers, leading to a dilemma for sellers about their valuable inven...

BBC News· Aug 15, 2026 · 12:51 PM · 1 views

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Secondhand book sales are skyrocketing, raising concerns among independent booksellers. Unusual bulk orders suggest these books may be destined for AI training rather than readers, leading to a dilemma for sellers about their valuable inventory.

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