Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg says the future of artificial intelligence should not be controlled by a small number of major companies. Speaking in connection with comments published by The Wall Street Journal, Zuckerberg argues against what he describes as centralization of AI development and calls for greater openness. He frames the debate around the risks and implications of advanced systems, including the prospect of “superintelligence,” or AI that could surpass human intelligence. Zuckerberg’s criticism is directed at major AI developers he says have pursued tightly controlled development and access. The New York Times reports that in an interview Zuckerberg specifically targets Anthropic and OpenAI, describing their approach as consolidating power over AI. Overall, the outlets agree that Zuckerberg is advocating a more open model for AI progress and governance rather than restricting development and deployment to a limited set of organizations.