Meta’s Zuckerberg Says US Should Not Block Chinese AI Models, FT Reports
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Mark Zuckerberg slams centralisation of AI power, challenges OpenAI-Anthropic approach
Zuckerberg’s argument that more people, rather than a few, should have access to AI comes at a time when Silicon Valley appears to be divided over several issues, including the closing of US borders to Chinese AI.
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, criticized the closed strategies of OpenAI and Anthropic seeking to monopolize superintelligence and emphasized the importance of technological democratization. While warning against the concentration of power resulting from technology control by a few institutions, he argued that the long-term development of the industry must aim for openness.
Mark Zuckerberg left for the attack on Anthropic and OpenAI, two of the most valuable artificial intelligence startups in the world, stating that the way they developed their AI programs could lead to a power centralization that would restrict people's access to transformative technology.In an interview today given to the American newspaper The New York Times, Meta's 42-year-old CEO did not mention Anthropic and OpenAI nominally.
Meta’s Zuckerberg says US should not block Chinese AI models, FT reports
July 28 (Reuters) - Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg told the Financial Times the U.S. government should not block Chinese models to gain an edge in the AI race, and warned against "regulatory capture" by American frontier labs that could stifle domest...
Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg said the U.S. government should not block Chinese models in order to gain an advantage in the artificial intelligence (AI) competition, and warned that the phenomenon of "regulatory capture" in leading U.S. laboratories could stifle domestic competition.
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