Zuckerberg’s manifesto on making superintelligence accessible to all

Mark Zuckerberg wrote a blog post called “A Future for Everyone”. It is a 6,500 word post about why we shouldn’t let a small group of companies control superintelligence. The core idea is that we need to have access to AI models that are as good as the current state-of-the-art models, or else we will perpetuate existing inequalities on a much larger scale.

1Money and Data Centers

Meta will be spending $145 billion in 2026 and $600 billion until 2028 building data centers. In the future, they plan to run a dynamic pricing algorithm similar to how facebook auctions off ad space based on current demand.

2The Right to Learn From Other Models

He explicitly endorses distillation, which is when you train your own AI model based on someone else’s output. He frames it as “the principle that you should be able to learn from whatever information is available to you.” This contradicts OpenAI/Anthropic’s view that distillation is stealing. If this view holds up legally, then developing competing AI systems will get cheaper across the board.