This system, while claiming to empower artists, often uses them more as free resources, diminishing their role to mere contributors in a corporate testing ground.
By labeling artist contributions under the guise of partnership, corporations risk exploiting creative individuals without adequately compensating them for their time and skills.
Instead of fostering genuine collaboration, we find ourselves being used as unpaid testers, inadvertently promoting tools that may not benefit us in return.
The narrative of artists being valued contributors needs a critical reevaluation to prevent exploitation under the guise of artistic partnership.
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