James Daunt told Fortune the responsibility to decide on what AI-generated means lies with the publisher, not the seller.

As concerns around AI grow, Barnes & Noble CEO James Daunt's words have hit a nerve for some online.

After Barnes & Noble CEO James Daunt said the store would stock AI-written books as long as they were labeled as such, calls ...

James Daunt added that the chain bookstore may already be selling AI-generated books, "but we're not really conscious of them ...

James Daunt, the CEO of Barnes & Noble, has declared that he has “no problem” with AI-written books being sold in the ...

A respected literary magazine has published an award-winning short story many readers believe to be generated by artificial ...

In explaining remarks made on the Today show, the Barnes & Noble CEO noted that, as far as his aware, the company does not ...

But this week, its CEO James Daunt decided to make a completely unforced error and step on a total PR landmine: AI. In an ...

John Hart, the owner of Always Here Books on North Williams Avenue, has been circulating an open letter addressed to News ...

What counts as an acceptable use of AI has never been fuzzier.