School uses AI to remove 200 books, including Orwell's 1984 and Twilight
toofy
45 points
12 comments
March 26, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (8 comments)
toofy
the librarian was put under investigation when she refused to ban the books. > An investigation into the librarian was soon launched and the library closed as a "temporary safeguarding measure". of course 1984 is one of the books being banned.
okokwhatever
There is a reason why we need to safeguard the culture (old, recent & actual) for the future generations. This is a intergenerational responsibility that we need to tackle asap.
matanakapo
The onslaught is fully 'ON' and the slaught is fucking brutal.
jleyank
I’ve heard that various religious texts have strong, sensitive sometimes violent themes. Yet nobody bans them. Wonder why.
zthrowaway
UK doing UK things per usual.
BobBagwill
I wonder if Fahrenheit 451 was banned too? Or maybe it was kept as a how-to manual?
drweevil
“Safeguarding”. How very, um, Orwellian.
boznz
The title drips with irony