If you genuinely have a bad conscience about the things I outlined, then you are in the vast minority. 99% of people in developed nations don't care about the sacrifices made for their lifestyle, they feel no compulsion to give back or prevent the abuse of others in the name of profit. They may pay lip service, but they won't sacrifice anything to practice what they preach. Reading about modern slavery in cobalt mines will make them feel bad temporarily, but within days they'll be right back shopping for a new smartphone.
That is the unfortunate reality - our intuitive sense of injustice is strongly biased towards locality. We care when something bad happens to the people near and dear to us, but suffering that is far away or somewhat hidden doesn't really register.
We need to face this reality and work with it, instead of getting heated and self-righteous. Sam Altman's soul is neither worse nor better than the one of your average middle-class American.
Instead of assuming evil intent, assume ignorance. Make convincing arguments, highlight the suffering, offer possible solutions - these are the actions that likely lead to improvement.
And to just add a small reminder: AI isn't all bad. It's a disruptive technology, with great risks and great rewards as well.