Analysis: Zuckerberg's refusal to slow down kills the AI pacing consensus
scaling01 · x · 2026-10-13
Andrew Curran's analysis (RT'd by scaling01): Meta's Muse Wonder launch ends any notion of US labs coordinating to pace AI development. Zuckerberg has long said he'd rather overspend on compute and be wrong than lack it for the next 10x, and Meta's massive infra bet is now paying off. The attached FT interview confirms he claims Meta has reached the AI 'frontier' and rejects slowdown calls.
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