The answer wouldn't be short at all, in my opinion. Besides, you touch on key points directly.
The present century, with the inclusion of screens and the digital world, has created a generation addicted to dopamine, making it increasingly difficult to capture attention through art.
We struggle against effects, banal images, and sounds and waves that affect the brain.
And while we have free AI to HELP, in 99% of cases it's misused.

Then there's the search for incentives, and if you receive them with minimal effort, everything becomes bleak.
Art has always been elitist.
It's increasingly difficult to find like-minded people. As you rightly say, we need to share, read, and comment. That way we can leave a mark, create connections, and improve our lives and our environment.
I'd like to have a little more time and the minimum conditions at all times to be more active.