The problem is that we have the marvelous electronic ability called FPV, and if we fully exercise the ability that is not only literally in the palm of our hands, but exceedingly pleasurable, we are breaking some serious laws.
If certified collision avoidance had been invented before FPV was, we would be flying all over the place, but that is not the case. We have FPV now, and certified collision avoidance is still maybe 3 years out, according to what I have been reading.
FPV is going to get used, and my concern is that there won't be enough pilots who exercise good judgment in picking the time and the place to exercise that.
In general, the technology is way out in front of our ability to control it. It's like having a "muscle car" in a 25 mph speed zone.
I will follow the rules and wait. I will enjoy my time in the middle of nowhere to some extent, but I will fly safe.