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This seems to be happening mostly with AI content. I started playing with firefly, and can see why the hype. Most of the work I've created I've used my own work for reference trying to make it unique. The reality is that most AI generation has the same "creepy perfcect" similar look. 

I have some examples to back my points. The first is the doctor and microscope based on one of my images, I actually spent some time with it fixing mistakes, and making the skin look real, it's clean and to me looks good, but it has that creepy perfect AI look. The picture got rejected for "similar content"  (and I totally get why), even thouhg I didnt find the same scenario. The second image is the yin yang, it's from an annimation I created years ago that I had already uploaded to my sell library. The main prompt I used was placing it in outer space. The photo version got rejected for similar content, (and yes there's similar content already available with the same look) but the video version was accepted, I think bc no one has created a video version with the similar characteristics.  

One more thing, I think Adobe's buyers search engine sometime fails scanning all the images they have, probably from over worked servers with too much traffic... a few times I've searched for my photos to make sure I have not already uploaded, and they don't show up. Then I submit the photo, it gets accepted only to find out later I already had uploaded it the same shot before.

Doing any search it's obvious adobe is already saturated with AI work, some is trully amazing, but most has the creepy perfect similar look. This forces us to create very unique work, and will only be achieved by either having some very unique visions of what we create, and or spendng vasts amounts of time fine tuning whatever we create.

Again, Adobe risks becoming just another stock agency if they allow all the AI work been produced, and that is something I"m sure they understand they don't want happening.  

These are exciting times for creative people, I will continue playing with Firefly, but very mindful not to get myself trapped with the illusion that the computer will be doing most of the work for me. 

Cheers!