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  1. The book industry, including Publishers Weekly and Barnes and Noble, is actively excluding AI-generated books from their catalogue, finding it unlikely customers want them.

Jenna Bush Hager discussed the policy regarding AI books on her show, involving the industry and its challenges.

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Jenna Bush Hager discussed the policy regarding AI books on her show, involving the industry and its challenges.

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  1. The CEO of Barnes & Noble discussed the company policy on AI-generated books.1 source
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