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Mark Zuckerberg wrote an op-ed about AI for the WSJ.
Zuckerberg argues that bringing “superintelligence” to more people is better than centralizing who controls AI: > As intelligence becomes abundant, the most important question will be how we direct it. Some argue that superintelligence itself, or a small set of experts who control it, should decide what is best for humanity. I disagree. The history of democracy and economics has shown that there is no single objective answer to how people define the best life, and therefore the best approach is letting people decide what matters to them.
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theverge.com
Mark Zuckerberg wrote an op-ed about AI for the WSJ.
Zuckerberg argues that bringing “superintelligence” to more people is better than centralizing who controls AI: > As intelligence becomes abundant, the most important question…
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washingtonexaminer.com
Zuckerberg argues AI superintelligence is the great democratizer
In an op-ed, the Meta chief rejected the idea that either AI systems themselves or a small group of experts should determine what is best for society.
