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Generative LLM and so on is just pattern recognition and generation. It may do this several levels deep, but it doesn't break free of this fundamental limitation.
You are noticing that it is just doing patterns and noticing them yourself. Lines flow a bit oddly. Real objects have recognizable textures but are missing parts of the coherent whole. Comic panels that would be copy + paste for an artist are actually "redrawn" by the generative algorithms and that feels odd. Context changes oddly - e.g. the backgrounds.
It's mostly just parlor tricks. Entertaining but rarely actually that useful.