Zuckerberg says superintelligence belongs to everyone — not just big tech
mark zuckerberg argues in a wsj op-ed that ai superintelligence should be decentralized and accessible to individuals rather than controlled by a few institutions, framing the technology as a utility that should not be monopolized.
mark zuckerberg published a wall street journal op-ed defining meta's philosophy on superintelligence, arguing that the technology must reach individuals rather than remain siloed within a few elite institutions. the piece avoids technical specifics like benchmarks or release dates, functioning instead as a declaration of intent against the centralization of agi-level power. this stance positions meta against closed rivals like openai and google, implying continued investment in open-source models like llama to ensure broad accessibility. the move suggests meta views ai infrastructure as a public good, potentially forcing competitors to address concerns about monopolistic control over transformative technology.