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I'm actually more confident that bad writers don't use AI.
That's because LLMs cannot be interesting, even something poorly written can be interesting if it was written from a human perspective.
There was a bit in a hbomberguy video where he went on a tangent about The Room and speculated that it might be semi-autobiographical. That Tommy Wiseau must have experienced a breakup that at least on his end felt like this. Lisa's actions in the film are so illogical that the only way they make sense is if you assume that the director has bad experiences with women and made a movie instead of just going to therapy or something.
Plagiarism machines have no life experiences, so they can't make something like The Room.
Hah, that's a great example. The Room is nothing if not interesting!