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I think for a third game it's a solid job, but whenever you use AI on one thing, it cheapens the feel on everything else, even if it's used on something supportive rather than central. 

Kinda like using shredded up glass as a salt replacement, even on a 5-star steak it'll ruin it...

I really reckon if you ditched the AI stuff around it (and were at least honest about if you did use it) your stuff would feel much more like a piece of art rather than a product of haste.

Best of luck on your next endeavor, I hope it features more "you" 

I just want to clarify that I personally see the “generative AI was used” checkmark as meaning that something in the actual game is AI-generated, but I respect your opinion because I think you can interpret it both ways. I also think AI-generated art doesn’t belong in a game, but for something as unimportant as the page for a mini jam, I think it’s fine to use it to save some hassle.

I get where that thought can come from, especially with how tired I tend to be at the end of a jam!  But when you're presenting work to other devs, the jam page is the first thing we see!  I'd much rather see screenshots or sketches or a blank background, because it's the thought that goes into this that we're engaging with each other's work for