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Yeah, I don't know, the only advantage here is that a real person has a job and is engaged in their favorite activity. Although, how much a person actually enjoys drawing generic commercial art is an open question.
And no, it's probably not a neural network. I've already noted that the artist clearly has problems with drawing hands, and neural networks mess up hands in a different way. Here, it's more likely that the person is just overworked and has lost focus. I once saw a cool, highly detailed artwork, beautiful, dynamic, polished... where the character's feet were drawn facing the wrong way I was shocked. The artwork itself wasn't saved; it was in the early 2000s on some image website.
And men can look different too.