Artist rejects $20k bribe to sell Kling 3.0 alpha access
madpencil_ · x · 2026-08-19
Artist madpencil revealed that a Higgsfield marketing executive offered them $15k-$20k for 24-hour access to their Kling 3.0 alpha account before public launch. The request promised confidentiality and VPN usage. The author declined all offers, stating that access granted in trust is not for sale.
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