In a small library in Maine, a quieter kind of resistance is taking shape — not against technology itself, but against the unexamined surrender to it. Librarian Hannah Cyrus has begun hosting workshops where communities gather not to learn how to use artificial intelligence, but to ask whether they are using it or being used by it. At a moment when public trust in large technology companies is eroding, libraries — institutions built on access, neutrality, and the public good — are emerging as unlikely but fitting spaces for this reckoning. The question they are raising is ancient even if the t