I don't know about Pixel devices, but normally for Duos the AT&T variants of the updates come about a week later. I think it has something to do with AT&T certifying the update for devices on their network or something.
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There was mention that the update was rolling out gradually to devices and different carriers, so there’s a good chance that it just hasn’t reached AT&T or your device just yet.
Since the image has been released, you can just sideload it. It's not very difficult.
Otherwise, you'll have to wait. It's not unusual for it to take a couple of days between images showing up and the OTA getting pushed.
I have a Pixel 7 from T-Mobile and it's not showing for me. It's not showing on my wife's Pixel 7 either. That one we bought directly from Google.