
The Race to Save Human Knowledge from AI Destruction
Anna’s Archive is urging a global book-scanning movement to stop AI companies from monopolizing and destroying physical books for private training data.
The practice of archiving and preserving digital content for long-term access, including web archiving, the Internet Archive, and threats to the historical digital record from commercial and technological pressures.

Anna’s Archive is urging a global book-scanning movement to stop AI companies from monopolizing and destroying physical books for private training data.

AI companies are legally shredding rare historical books to acquire 'clean' pre-2022 training data, resulting in the permanent loss of unique cultural artifacts.
A curated visual journey through four centuries of eclectic historical art, science, and cultural documentation from the public domain.
Anna’s Archive provides official bulk access methods for LLMs and requests donations from AI entities to support the preservation of the knowledge they use for training.
Obsolete Sounds preserves and artistically reimagines the world's disappearing auditory heritage to highlight the rapid evolution of our soundscapes.
The Met has digitized 140 of its most famous treasures into high-definition 3D models for public exploration and AR viewing.

News publishers are blocking the Internet Archive to prevent AI companies from using it as a free source of training data.

Wordle’s core idea dates back to DEC’s 1973 BASIC game WORD, part of a broader, influential era of simple yet clever guessing games.

Wikipedia’s traffic is slipping as AI answers and social video bypass source clicks, prompting Wikimedia to demand better attribution and traffic from platforms and more support from users.