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Yeah, I was going to say. Even without the usual tells I just could feel that it seemed AI. It's that glossiness I think; even with a filter over top of it it looks off.
It has plenty of the usual tells. Just look at the stovetop. Look at the casserols and details on the wall
For me it's the waist. It's really thin, which would be ok for a 60's illustration but the contour of her dress doesn't match before and after the forearm.
The shadow for the cupboard door knob above the text is a tell, as is the stove top and each knob on the range being different.