Meta CEO advocates open-source AI to prevent control by a few, predicting invention superpowers for all
Zuckerberg warns AI power concentration could harm society
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has warned that concentrating AI power in the hands of a few could lead to unfavorable outcomes for the rest of society. In a lengthy essay published on Meta's website, he argued that superintelligence, if controlled by a small number of individuals, businesses, governments, or AI itself, would naturally produce results that are less beneficial for everyone else.
Zuckerberg also expressed optimism about AI's potential to empower individuals, predicting that "everyone will soon have invention superpowers" and that AI would become a tool for creating businesses, contributing to a more entrepreneurial economy. He detailed his vision in a 6,500-word essay, where he advocated for open-source AI technology, which allows developers to examine, modify, and build upon key components.
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Zuckerberg also said that AI would become a tool for creating businesses and contribute to a more entrepreneurial economy.
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Zuckerberg detailed his ambitions for the technology in a 6,500-word essay published online where he also outlined why he favours open-source AI technology, in which developers make key components accessible for anyone to examine, modify and build upon.
according to France 24 English — All News"Everyone will soon have invention superpowers," Zuckerberg wrote.
according to France 24 English — All NewsBut if the power of superintelligence is held by a small number of individuals, businesses, governments, or AI itself, then that will naturally lead to outcomes that are less favourable for everyone else,” Zuckerberg wrote on the Meta website.
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