On July 28, Zuckerberg published a WSJ op-ed arguing AI should be distributed widely. The same day, 1000+ employees at AI labs asked the U.S. government to build tools to deliberately slow it down.

Zuckerberg argues that bringing “superintelligence” to more people is better than centralizing who controls AI: > As intelligence becomes abundant, the most important question…

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.