Zuckerberg: Superintelligence for Everyone, Not Elite

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg states that superintelligence should be available to everyone. He argues that concentrating this power in a few institutions is the real danger, not artificial intelligence itself. What's interesting is he challenges the idea that AI is so dangerous it requires extreme power concentration to keep us safe. Zuckerberg uses the example of a superintelligent lawyer: if only one person can afford it, they could dominate in court, making society worse. But if everyone has access, the justice system could become fairer. He notes that some powerful AI models, like Anthropic's Claude Mythos and OpenAI's GPT-Rosalind, are currently restricted to vetted institutional clients. Zuckerberg believes that when everyone is empowered, people will naturally check each other's power. The bottom line is Zuckerberg sees broad access to superintelligence as crucial for a more equitable future.