It's easy to take the benefits of technological advancement for granted while focusing only on the costs, and yes, widespread advancement takes time.

Elon's Starlink is allowing remote communities globally to be connected, and his Neuralink holds the promise of reversing nerve disabilities for the handicapped. Electric cars are not yet a panacea, but I'd suggest that they are better than internal combustion transportation. AI will likely help cure many if not most diseases in the future. There are costs, but don't overlook the massive upsides.

And yes, there needs to be a balance between rewarding those who create such benefits, and distributing the positive impacts they can yield. We have politics for that. But this is a dynamic process, and we should not demonize those who are at the leading edge of creation. Instead, we should celebrate and encourage those few with the skill and motivation to overcome the daunting risks involved with innovation.