Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has published a manifesto on personal superintelligence, but his optimistic call to entrust AI with personal life has drawn sharp criticism from experts, reports infohub.kz.
The founder of Meta presented a 6,500-word manifesto on the development of personal superintelligence. In it, he outlined three key principles: human empowerment, inventiveness, and balance of power. Zuckerberg advocated for an open-source approach and free access to AI assistants capable of planning users' tasks, from shopping to learning.
However, the publication sparked a wave of skepticism in the tech community. As TechCrunch notes, the problem with the manifesto lies in the lack of user trust in tech giants. Zuckerberg proposes integrating smart assistants into all areas of personal life, while society still remembers the negative consequences of the social media era.
Experts emphasize that personal AI requires an unprecedented level of access to private data. Amid lawsuits and concerns over data protection, Meta's call is seen not as a breakthrough but as another attempt to strengthen its influence over users.