Mark Zuckerberg: Superintelligence Shouldn't Just Be Controlled by a Few Companies

According to BotSeer Beating monitoring, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg published an article in The Wall Street Journal, advocating for everyone to have access to superintelligence, rather than it being controlled by a few companies and institutions.

He believes that the concentration of superintelligence in the hands of a few is more dangerous than widespread AI adoption. Institutions with this power could directly influence the economy, scientific research, and politics.

He also argues that the greatest value of superintelligence is not in replacing humans' jobs, but in helping humans invent new drugs, improve businesses, and create new products. Once this capability is democratized, entrepreneurship may become easier, and job opportunities could even increase.

In terms of security, he advocates for a system of checks and balances among different individuals and institutions. Cybersecurity can rely on open collaboration, while high-risk capabilities like bioterrorism would require government intervention.