Modernity vindicates the luddites. Smug middle class "intellectual laborers" thought there's some crisp line between menial and mental work, which separates them from their perceived inferiors. So they allied themselves with progress shills, for the sake of cheaper slop and to distance themselves from "backwardness". But nothing is sacred to the progress shills. It doesn't matter if you're a painter, a philosopher, a doctor or a toilet cleaner. To them, you're just a goalpost. They will take perverse pleasure in obviating your function within their system, just to drive home their point that it's not the process but the product that matters - the material artefact.
So now we know that almost any activity can be honed into an art form or reduced into mechanistic slopwork. You can stick to the products-first philosophy, uphold the genetic fallacy fallacy and bask in the death of culture. Or you can see through the fallacy of industrialization and embrace human artisanship. It's not a "technological inevitability". It's simply a choice you make.