Mark Zuckerberg just dropped a really long piece on Meta's vision for the AI future where superintelligence is available to everyone.

some strong quotes from the blog.

• "Any policy that slows American model releases -- even by a month -- could add significant risk to American leadership while letting foreign models race ahead."

• "For example, if a self-improving AI system focused on optimizing its compute efficiency, it could theoretically invent ways to squeeze 100x or more intelligence out of each gigawatt."

• "There is no such thing as a singular benevolent superintelligence."

• "While there are risks to releasing capable models, the most dangerous scenario from this perspective would be leading AI labs training powerful models and keeping them for themselves."

• "I also propose that frontier AI labs should share intermediate training checkpoints of new models for government use and review rather than waiting until training has completed."