Imagine being an artist in 2040. You wake up, hop onto the work tablet, and you are paid to upload creative inputs into the Machine Learning backplane, so that various automations can use automated metrics from audience testing to learn what the next big product is going to be. You can't prove part of you is in the next movie, but deep down, you hope you were. The Company gives you a digitally signed token for your Boost-Resume, a sort of C.V. for artists that indicates a statistically likelihood your art was involved with a successful financial venture. At .065 yours is impressive and almost guarantees you a spot at any hourly wage backplane creative input "Art Unit Engineer", your official title. At Thanksgivings and Christmases, you can impress small children by slowly and poorly recreating their favorite franchises, although you do it less and less as their optics are increasingly monitored by automation for various infringements. Fortunately, you won't get in trouble, per se - merely docked in your paycheck with a realtime license fee for your ketchup and napkin doodles.