What does AI know about my books?

AI has changed a lot about the digital world this year, but whether you love or hate AI, it’s not going anywhere. I have my own thoughts and opinions on the matter, but I’m also sick to death of hearing about it, and I’m sure you are too! Instead, I thought it might be fun to do something a little different: I asked AI to tell me about my books.

The idea came from an Instagram story game I saw people doing, and while I found its answer about me completely unremarkable, I had a great deal of fun asking it to explain my books. I saved the images and made a video about it.

You can watch it below, but honestly? It became clear pretty early on that it didn’t know much.

And if you aren’t interested in watching, here’s a summary:

Snakesblood Saga
The AI knew I was the author, and it had the general plot summary down. But it thought it was a 4-book series instead of a 6-book series, and it didn’t seem too sure on who the publisher was… At least it got all the names of the books right?

Westkings Heist
Not even close. It knew who Tahl was and that it was a 3-book series, but it only got one book title right and the understanding of the plot was a good jump left of what you really find in the stories.

Spectrum Legacy
Who the heck is Adeena?! Clearly, the AI has no idea what these books are about. It knows I wrote them, but it only listed 3 of the 6 books, and it got the titles of two of them right. I’m pretty sure it just took the elemental theme and ran with it, because it named elements that don’t show up in the series.
And thinks the book series is about a girl named Adeena, apparently.

Suffice to say, if you’re looking for a simple book synopsis, trust Google before the AI chat bots.

Happy reading!