I do understand your point. AI does add a lot of things I don't necessarily want, call it improvisation, such as the tins of dog food in the last image. I didn't ask for them, or the or the memo. I have asked it repeatedly to exclude things to get some of my images.
Maybe the pub thinks they are over-done and exaggerated.., but for my story, that's probably ok as it's supposed to be toned in such a manner.
it becomes 'human art' if you learn about, and be innovative, when writing prompts and using those tools successfully. In my estimation, 90% of AI generated art is stupid fluff, conversely, 90% of of analog art is also stupid fluff. Bad art is bad art, regardless how it is produced.
There's an old quote about '80% of everything is crap' and that is largely true. I think we're still figuring out what value AI adds to creativity. I've seen a couple of Hive artists use it to animate their work, but that's a secondary thing. I would hope that Hive can stay mainly human.