No, and I won’t read one by choice. No doubt sometime in the future when the AI software gets beyond the gibberish beginnings I won’t be able to tell if it is or isn’t. At which point even if it’s labeled as being purely human-written, could you believe them?
It’s very early days and it’s going to get better and better. I’m convinced the commercial fiction publishers will see this as something they have to do to stay competitive. We’ve already seen it in commercial non-fiction like CNET.
And one big advantage that fiction has is that AI hallucination might actually allow it to write better stories. Maybe? No fact checking necessary in fiction.