Adobe rejection of AI generative illustration for "Quality problems"

[giuseppina carmg48310773]

Hello, dear contributors, I follow this community and first of all I thank you for the time you dedicate and for the precious advice 🙂
I have sometimes received the following rejection for "quality problems" when I upload AI generative illustrations, like this one that I attach, and I would like to know how to improve the quality of the Ai generative illustrations and photos to be able to publish them on Adobe Stock. I currently use Photoshop and in particular the "Neural" filter for "zoom" and for the removal of "artifacts". Maybe it's not enough? As far as you know, are there any valid tutorials or courses to be able to create AI generative illustrations and photos specifically to be able to publish them on Microstock agencies? Thanks for your attention
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[RALPH_L]

you did not attach an image

[giuseppina carmg48310773]

oopss.. I'll try to reload it

[giuseppina carmg48310773]

how strange... I upload the photo but it doesn't display it

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[giuseppina carmg48310773]

I am a bit confused because, for example, this generative Ai illustration was approved but I don't think it has less problems than the previous one that was rejected.
Thanks

[giuseppina carmg48310773]

I'll try to change the title and reattach it

[giuseppina carmg48310773]

this is the one that was approved instead

[Jill_C]

The hands in this image aren't perfect, either, but at least there are the right number of fingers on each.

[Jill_C]

I'm sure that most of us start our evaluation of an AI image by looking at the fingers.

[giuseppina carmg48310773]

yes, I understand, thanks for the comments

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[daniellei4510]

Let's assume the hands (and the toes) were drawn correctly. The lamb at the far right could be removed. It adds nothing to the composition. As for the cows, they are either very small adult cows, or young cows with horns. But back to the hands. Mary's fingers are incredibly long.

[giuseppina carmg48310773]

Thanks, they are all correct observations

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[daniellei4510]

No problem. Complex AI scenes with multiple subjects like this invariably introduce a wide variety of issues.