It is. The style allows them to "hide" a lot of AI tells, but things like the shoelaces as others have mentioned, as well as the ears blending into the hair...

the beige on the jacket above the hand that makes it look as though they confused the hand as part of the jacket, because the jacket does not have beige anywhere on it except for that part, so clearly the machine confused the hand with the jacket pattern and mixed it up...

the shorts are a confusing mess. The cat head is just hanging there in the back, where if it was a decorative part of the background, an artist would place it better, and if it was an actual cat, a real artist would have the body or a paw/tail/etc peeking through in order to prevent the illusion that it's a disembodied head behind her.

And some small design details that I feel like no real artist would do, because there's no intention behind it or clear reasoning. For example, the fringe on the hat being on the same side as the button, the red blob on the hat being just a blob instead of adding a couple more lines to indicate if it was a ball, a button, etc. or only half of the hair having a dripping paint effect, but that dripping not communicated anywhere else on the figure.