This is not a red v blue question. This is a philosophical question about the proper role of government.
There are some markets where we see the effects of technology evolving over time: Music industry - 8 track, cassette/LP, CD, MP3 - My understanding is that the internet and MP3 technology has disrupted the modern music industry model of labels-radio controlling everything.Video - From VCRs to DVRs to streaming, Network tv to cable channels, the delivery and consumption of video media has changed a lot in recent years.I'm sure if I spent more time noodling it, I could come up with more examples, but these are examples of tech that evolved over time.
Wikipedia describes disruptive technology as one that dramatically transforms (or revolutionizes) a certain industry:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disruptive_innovation
There are some examples of technology that are being developed right now that have the potential to disrupt existing, entrenched industries/markets: Clean energy - from power generation and storage to the auto industry, government is currently subsidizing (fostering) growth of green energy technologiesCrypto - as a potential competitor for banking and financial services (TradFi), crypto (DeFi) is currently struggling with government efforts to stifle growthArtificial Intelligence (AI) - This one seems to have gotten out in front of government for the moment, but government is looking to put a yoke on itShould government be intervening in markets and picking winners and losers?