Out of Office presented by ARTIFACTX
Out of Office on BASE: Dropping April 11 Bridge to Base
In the year 2024, the advent of AI marked a monumental shift in the workforce. As AI technology advanced, industries embraced automation, rendering human labor obsolete. Offices and factories once bustling with workers became silent, their desks and machines abandoned.
With AI handling tasks efficiently and tirelessly, humans found themselves liberated from traditional work obligations. At first, it was hailed as a boon, promising more leisure time and opportunities for personal pursuits. However, as the years passed, the absence of purposeful employment left many feeling adrift, longing for the sense of fulfillment that only meaningful work could provide.
As society adjusted to this new paradigm, remnants of the old world began to fade into obscurity. Office buildings decayed, reclaimed by nature, while factories rusted and crumbled.
Fast forward 150 years, and a team of archaeologists stumbled upon the buried remnants of the old world. Curiosity piqued, they meticulously unearthed the fragments, piecing together the story of a bygone era when humans toiled alongside machines.
As they examined the shattered components, a sense of awe and wonder filled the archaeologists. They marveled at the ingenuity of their ancestors who had created such advanced technology.
And so, as they carefully preserved the broken remnants of the old world, the archaeologists vowed to honor the past while forging a new future where technology and humanity coexisted harmoniously.
Strange events befell the archaeologists who unearthed these artifacts, leading to a series of inexplicable occurrences that ultimately resulted in their amassing great fortune
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- Minting on Base chain on the new beta for artifactx. Base has been selected due to it being a low cost EVM L2 with a burgeoning art community. Lower gas costs also allow us to get creative with benefits over time.
- Genesis collection and inagaural mint before we officially launch artifactx to the the public. The collection was created by DANKBOTS founder Brendan Tadler with help from GenerationArt
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Out of Office on BASE: Dropping April 11 Bridge to Base
In the year 2024, the advent of AI marked a monumental shift in the workforce. As AI technology advanced, industries embraced automation, rendering human labor obsolete. Offices and factories once bustling with workers became silent, their desks and machines abandoned.
With AI handling tasks efficiently and tirelessly, humans found themselves liberated from traditional work obligations. At first, it was hailed as a boon, promising more leisure time and opportunities for personal pursuits. However, as the years passed, the absence of purposeful employment left many feeling adrift, longing for the sense of fulfillment that only meaningful work could provide.
As society adjusted to this new paradigm, remnants of the old world began to fade into obscurity. Office buildings decayed, reclaimed by nature, while factories rusted and crumbled.
Fast forward 150 years, and a team of archaeologists stumbled upon the buried remnants of the old world. Curiosity piqued, they meticulously unearthed the fragments, piecing together the story of a bygone era when humans toiled alongside machines.
As they examined the shattered components, a sense of awe and wonder filled the archaeologists. They marveled at the ingenuity of their ancestors who had created such advanced technology.
And so, as they carefully preserved the broken remnants of the old world, the archaeologists vowed to honor the past while forging a new future where technology and humanity coexisted harmoniously.
Strange events befell the archaeologists who unearthed these artifacts, leading to a series of inexplicable occurrences that ultimately resulted in their amassing great fortune
Info
- Minting on Base chain on the new beta for artifactx. Base has been selected due to it being a low cost EVM L2 with a burgeoning art community. Lower gas costs also allow us to get creative with benefits over time.
- Genesis collection and inagaural mint before we officially launch artifactx to the the public. The collection was created by DANKBOTS founder Brendan Tadler with help from GenerationArt
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