I assume the writing quality would be the same. But it's not necessarily going to be output in the same type of format.
For example, game designers are known to have been hired by government agencies and corporations to create games that will help them understand side effects of policy proposals (especially complicated ones). But you probably wouldn't just box it up and sell it afterword.
In the sci-fi case, they need to try to predict something like "If we invented an AI powered shoe, how would people react?" etc. If the writer is any good, they'll ask for info about the brand's values etc, and the brand would supply user surveys to help the writer predict better.
For example, game designers are known to have been hired by government agencies and corporations to create games that will help them understand side effects of policy proposals (especially complicated ones). But you probably wouldn't just box it up and sell it afterword.
In the sci-fi case, they need to try to predict something like "If we invented an AI powered shoe, how would people react?" etc. If the writer is any good, they'll ask for info about the brand's values etc, and the brand would supply user surveys to help the writer predict better.