I disagree. None of this is a noble mission to provide "art" for the masses, and real art isn't precious because it's "scarce". Art is one of the most human endeavors, and it's everywhere. Art can be precious and personal and stunning, but it is far from scarce. What these people are churning out is product. They see art as something others could provide to them, and usually for a cost. Now they are sloppifying our world, if not from a sense of resentment for being "gatekept" art their whole lives, then for a sense that they get to "feel" like artists, even though they already were and what they're doing is the antithesis of art. They just lack the ability to realize it.