Mark Zuckerberg spent August 10 making a case that the AI industry's biggest prize — what the field calls superintelligence, meaning systems that outperform humans at most tasks — should land in ordinary people's hands rather than stay locked inside a handful of labs, companies or governments. He made that case in a roughly 6,500-word piece posted directly to Meta's own site, titled "The Future Is for Everyone: The Path to a Positive AI Future." The timing wasn't an accident: Meta shipped a new AI model the same morning to back up the philosophy with a product.
