Zuck drops a 6,500 word AI sermon, calls it for everyone
Mark Zuckerberg published a sprawling 6,500 word essay called 'The Future is for Everyone,' laying out his vision for superintelligent AI, why Meta should build it, and why the public should trust him to do it responsibly. It echoes a shorter letter from last year but goes further, pitching data centers as community wins and framing Meta as humanity's benevolent AI steward. It matters because the world's biggest social media company is trying to write the rules for AGI before anyone else gets a say.
Nothing says 'trust me' like a billionaire self-publishing his own AI constitution.