AI is breaking the elite craftsman monopoly on storytelling, argues Bowermanland
Bowermanland · x · 2026-09-21
Bowermanland argues the higher moral goal isn't protecting an elite artist class but enabling the world's stories to be told and heard. Art's years-long craft learning once centralized power in elite craftsmen; what we're witnessing is the breakdown of that authority.
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