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For about a year and a half between 2017 and 2018 Twitch had Communities, which could be viewed as team-lite feature, this was eventually phased out, citing difficulty moderating and duplicate communities (especially in the speedrunning community).
I agree that a greater emphasis on teams and improvement on the current in-channel implementation is necessary, or we may see a deprecation of the feature altogether in the future as fewer and fewer people interact. This problem is caused by design, as the teams have gone from a dedicated section below the player, to just the team name in the channel color in the About section. I frequently see chatters who have no idea there is even an About section, let alone that bit of text is clickable.
As for automatic creation, that isn't likely to happen, maybe instead of open to all affiliates it is limited to those who meet the instant upload emote criteria and require some staff approval.