I'm not gonna lie, me personally, I prefer the versions of the images that are hand drawn, as opposed to the A.I. versions.
It's a big part of why her content appealed and stood out to me in the first place, in an artistic sense among other things. With the art style of her original work, it seems as though Totty has been dropped into a cartoon world where she's the only human; a la movies like "Who Framed Rodger Rabbit"(1988), "Space Jam"(1996), "Mary Poppins"(1964), "Cool World"(1992), and of course, the BBC TV series "Jane"(1982) (that is tagged on the top of the thread). I don't really see that kind of theme applied to art too much in general, let alone in lewd pin-ups posted to the internet! I know the word gets thrown around a lot, too much honestly, but it truly is an "iconic" look and style that she's created for her graphics that I just haven't really seen replicated by any other creators anywhere else online. Basically to me, that's what makes Totty, Totty. And of course I know that isn't exactly what she was trying to aim for when making these graphics, as she herself said that the A.I. edits are "more in line with my original vision for Totty.". But I do think that by her getting creative when trying to create these pin-ups of herself inspired by the iconic 1940s painted versions, she was able to create genuinely unique art and content that stands out in the best ways and that's all her own.
But honestly, as long as she posts both versions, both the originals and the A.I. edits, I have no problem with the new versions she wants to create. Just as long as she continues to create the art that originally made her stand out and was so unique in the first place.