Zuckerberg says superintelligence should be a personal tool, not a centralized power
DeryaTR_ · x · 2026-07-29
In a reposted quote from Mark Zuckerberg, Meta argues that the key question about superintelligence is who controls it, not whether it exists.
The philosophy in the article favors broadly available personal superintelligence over concentration inside a few companies, governments, or elite institutions. It centers on three ideas: individual empowerment, invention rather than pure automation, and distributed power as a safety mechanism. The claimed upside is helping people discover medicines, build products and businesses, learn faster, and solve problems.
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