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Drawing on her own Leonardo AI illustration practice, Okeke criticises associations between poverty prompts and darker skin, and positive prompts and white figures, calling for more inclusive representation.
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Author testimony and criticism, not an independent archive experiment. Prompts were not rerun; model versions, samples and embedded images were not independently checked. Her output-rights claims are not legal findings. The essay text was read in full (70-page version, printed pp.40–44), not the whole volume.
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