Besides just being an interesting celestial thing, this is a non-story. They happen often and this one will probably not cause any issues.

I experimented a lot with my prompts. I tried the in the style of idea. I tried telling it to go scarier, etc.

The thing I had most difficulty with when creating (or helping ChatGPT create) the book was getting it to write more than ~700 words. It also kept trying to end every story in the same way and it did take some creativity on my part to get it to vary the endings.

Yes! I have a story set on the international space station. Fun to see what it creates.

The AI one is named, "Uncanny Valley: Horror Stories from an AI' which ChatGPT named it and it also gave the AI author the name Electronic Phantom. It wrote pretty much everything in the book, such as the dedication, aithor bio, etc. I'm David Kobb and only added myself on the book because I have the other books I wrote and hope some people that want to check out the AI book will look at my books too (shameless self promotion.)

I compiled an entire book's worth of horror stories written by ChatGPT and while it is very impressive, and is even more impressive when used for other purposes, it is lacking in the fiction writing realm. While the book is fun, and I recommend checking it out (available on Amazon) if only for the the novelty sake, it won't be replacing human authors in the immediate future. I did also use it as a sort of editor for my own writing (also available on amazon, haha) and that was useful.