Where is the digital rights renaissance?

I’ve been biting my tongue on this topic in hopes that somebody else would bring this forward but alas eons have passed without a peep. I’ve been inquisitive about the concept of privacy and digital rights advocacy in the form of art for a while. If you take a cursory glance at major points of activism you’ll see the arts have played a major role in causes, with conscious rap immediately coming to mind. The general consensus is that privacy is foundational to other human rights. Yet the gap in representation is actually quite head scratching. Then again, this is a niche of a niche so I’m not too surprised. I understand digital rights as a whole is very complex but art has the ability to condense nuance into something more personal. I think a lot more people who are normally complacent with the status quo would at least be willing to engage with the discourse if there was more representation. I think this is exactly why the Clippy movement was so successful because it allowed people to personify their frustrations about the rampant and often arbitrary injection of AI by turning it into something that is not just a smug copy pasta manifesto. I’d argue in many ways in this twisted timeline that if you are a creative and are anti big tech or a digital anarchist or anything of that sort you are well aware that a high key war is waged on your essence in the form of GenAI. What better way to combat this than by creating the counterculture? Am I on to something here or am I tripping?