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Mark Zuckerberg’s latest manifesto, "The Future is for Everyone," positions superintelligence as an individual capability that must be distributed broadly rather than centralized within a few elite institutions.
In Zuck’s vision, humanity reaps the maximum benefit when open-weight models put personalized, superintelligent tools directly into the hands of billions, driving unprecedented scientific invention, economic agency, and tailored education. Yet this utopian outlook acknowledges a critical warning: concentrating superintelligence within closed corporate or state monopolies threatens democratic access and individual autonomy.
While open distribution mitigates central authority risks, it simultaneously shifts the burden of AI governance toward decentralized defense and continuous monitoring.
As Silicon Valley debates who controls frontier AI, European regulators are beginning to operationalize their power through statutory enforcement.
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