I suspect none of your examples are factually correct, or even particularly relevant. I'm not aware of any significant trend of suing security camera owners for copyright infractions, for example.

Copyright on images and audio is actually how artists make most of their money.

Some musicians can play live, but what options do professional photographers have if they want to create work of lasting value?

Perhaps artists should move towards the software developer model and produce products that are never actually finished and never really work correctly, so they can spend their professional lives never quite fixing the problems they've created.