>>513323404
There are always going to be (many non-computer/non-AI) opportunities for real artists.
OP topic (as I view it) is more broadly about computerization and cyberneticization of human culture overall, likely into oblivion. The "pissed off" anti-AI artists don't even see the big picture
(partly because they haven't read or comprehended TK as well...)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yn9BvNAUvcU


Computers aren't 'for fun' or 'engineering fascinating' any more, such as like automobiles once were (we enjoy 'tinkering' with them)
Objective of "tech"(<--misnomer) is to create an authoritarian Centralized 24-7 control grid for humanity (far worse and more terrifying, real than 1984's Skynet/'Terminator' movie, more like 1999 'The Matrix')
Central banks, this is their objective

>>513150335
>in a phase where the old is being rolled
Understood what (You) posted and this could ?? be the eventuality but imho remains to be seen.
In my observation and estimation the 'rolled' that is required to un-fuck and/or transform this current system, is total collapse. Irrevocable collapse, in the scope that what emerges or comes from it doesn't resemble what came before at all in magnitude or mechanism. That's th only way substantial change of our collective destiny will or even can occur imho
>few controllling the many
Also skeptical of this (as regards transformation into a near-future new system, whenever and whatever that is or might be). Decentralization of the human race is the future and only way forward as I envision it.
The technocrat central control globalist agendas, which are mainly pushed through central banks, isn't going to last forever.

>>512173707
>how wealth is created
It's especially rewarding when the central bank is used with a nation's sovereign treasury to create global slavery

Yes central banks are the problem