Ai is affecting actors and reducing their income.  Celebrities' faces, voices, and likenesses are being stolen or generated from datasets. But did you know It's happening to run-of-the-mill screen actors and voiceover actors too? If we don't take action, thousands of actors will struggle to find work. 

Ai is young and it's writing skills are riddled with errors and issues. But this will change rapidly. The publishing industry is already feeling the effects of Ai generated works. We will see a decline in copywriters, screenplay authors and poets too.

How many homes and businesses will knowingly or unknowingly display prints, canvases, and other pieces mass-produced by Ai? Will the painter's brushes and tools become obsolete? Will commissioned paintings and portraits become a thing of the past? Or a rare luxury of the ultra-elite? 

Perhaps no industry has been harder hit by digital advancements than photography. Virtually everyone with a smartphone considers themselves a photog, making it difficult for pros to sell their artwork. Now, AI is making it even harder for photographerd their value and worth.  

Inexpensive machine mass production is already taking a toll on these trades. Sculptures, glass blowers, pottery makers, and wood and textile workers are finding it harder and harder to make a living and support their families with their time-honored trades. It's time to honor them once again. 

Will they become dusty tombs that remind us of what we used to create? Will future generations fail to recognize the artistic triumphs of classical and historic works of art? And what about new exhibits? Will new artists be showcased for their cultural and artistic significance?  Will there even be any new art?