I was forever finding that, after I have submitted a bunch of AI Generated images, I ended up letting 1 or 2 slip though as photos instead of marking them as illustrations.

To avoid this, what I recommend is clicking through all your images (that are in review) to confirm they are marked as illustrations. It's a pain if you have a lot of images but, that way, you can delete and re-upload there and then. That way you won't rather find out (as I did) weeks later that you haven't catalogued them correctly!

"Submit your generative AI image as asset type: Photos, if it looks like it was captured with a camera and features photo-realistic subjects that exist in real life and respect human and animal anatomy."

https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/generative-ai-content.html

That's interesting. Thanks. Was there not a time where everything that was AI on Adobe Stock had to be listed as an illustration?