We have seen these sort of movements before and there is definitely a pattern:
Free-software movement: Calls to reject all close-source software were made by the free-software movement, but once again such software still exists in a worse form (web apps) and 'open-source' has become a corporate buzzword.
Cyberpunk-Privacy movement: The same thing happened with the free-software movement where many large companies and others tracking you with their closed-source software can afford the fines and still don't care about your 'privacy' which they also use that as a buzzword.
Anti-IoT movement: After that, it that lead to the rise of another buzzword 'Internet of Things' (IoT) that was fought against by the same techies and was lost since many IoT devices are still existing and built by the same companies tracking you with that closed software and tracking information.
Current anti-AI movement: AI is another buzzword sung by the tech industry, such that companies like OpenAI became closed and diverted from their goals and others implemented their own GPT, DALL-E, Codex like models, and are getting better if not accelerating faster than before. AI experts alarmed by this tried to stop it and so far it has been ignored.
Anti-crypto movement: Yet another buzzword, which after 13 years is still alive and the same techies are still struggling to completely 'destroy' all of it. Due to this, the industry is instead 'regulating' it and picking a remaining few candidates rather than banning everything, because they know they cannot.
So you see with these examples above, co-existence is the end result and it has been the same result with the other movements and those hoping to achieve all their goals in preventing or totally stopping all of it is going to be very disappointed.