I feel that James Patterson uses it as his books always seem like a computer wrote them.

Deluge Drivers is a old book and not AI.

~☆~Autumn wrote: "I feel that James Patterson uses it as his books always seem like a computer wrote them."

He does use ghostwriters for his books and has done so for a long time.

Preface by saying: I am Anti-AI. James Patterson has a list of problems, but AI is not on that list. This comment is simply for education. No hate or malice intended <3 :-)

James Patterson has spoken outwardly against AI. It's also on his website about how he is Anti-Ai. He has also been working to force AI companies to gain legal permission from artists and paying the artists for the use of their works.

As for the 3 books listed.

Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment was published in 2005. The cover listed in the list was from the 2006 MMP Publication by Grand Central Publishing. Not AI

Alex Cross: Along Came a Spider was published in 1993. The cover listed above was from the 2003 Paperback Publication by Little, Brown, and Company. Not AI

Women's Murder Club: The 19th Christmas was published in 2019. The cover listed above was from the 2019 Hardback Publication by Little, Brown, and Company. It's unlikely this is AI.

AI being able to create it's "own" content better known as stolen repackaged slop became more terrifying in 2018 with how it was learning and producing. By 2019 they released one that was trained purely on 2017 Reddit ( terrifying really ). It could generate but it was still highly flawed. 2020/2021 is when the real problem arose and we began to see small cases of AI books. By 2025 that number has grown vastly.

AI is the bane of humanities existence and a plague on the creative world. It has stolen, plagiarized, cause environmental harm, and attempts to steal jobs almost hourly. However, we have to remember that it is also on us to do the proper research before making accusations.