I understand your point of view. If everyone has the opportunity to use AI, then those who use it effectively can really benefit, and in this sense it can benefit the whole society. However, the question remains: is the “pie” really infinitely large, or can some groups get much more out of it than others about keeping a part of society behind?
The history of technology shows that although new innovations eventually become available to the masses, they are often controlled by limited groups in the early stages. This has been observed with the Internet, computers, and now with AI. Perhaps the main goal is not to ban someone from using AI in their manifestations, but to minimize the potential gap between those who have access and resources to effectively use these technologies and those who do not.
So perhaps the question is not who gets the most benefits, but how to ensure that access to these benefits is truly fair and open. Do you think there is a way to ensure that the benefits of AI will expand, rather than just be concentrated in the hands of those who first gain access to it?