Zuckerberg says open AI beats AGI safety — and the US should deregulate
zuckerberg published a 6,500-word manifesto arguing for open-source superintelligence to beat foreign rivals and democratizing ai to billions, explicitly urging the us to loosen regulations on data use and model distillation.
meta ceo mark zuckerberg published a 6,500-word manifesto outlining his vision for open-source superintelligence, arguing that delivering 'personal superintelligence' to billions and small businesses will drive economic prosperity. he positions meta as a responsible steward, pledging to counter pr crises by investing in local energy infrastructure and high-paying jobs where it builds datacenters. zuckerberg explicitly urges the us government to reduce oversight, warning that current restrictions on data use and model distillation prevent the us from competing with foreign labs that 'hold several advantages.' this signals meta's intent to commoditize advanced ai through open releases while lobbying for a deregulated environment to train massive models.