It’s interesting to see how Zuckerberg addresses the AGI question (or lack of engagement with the question, really). The fact they say AGI is their openly stated mission to me comes across as marketing more than anything else, but it’s hard to deny that Meta has been successful in catching up with…
It’s interesting to see how Zuckerberg addresses the AGI question (or lack of engagement with the question, really). The fact they say AGI is their openly stated mission to me comes across as marketing more than anything else, but it’s hard to deny that Meta has been successful in catching up with the competition and their open source strategy is working.
I also liked that Zuck regards EQ as its own modality, even though more socially aware and emotionally capable AI agents may really turn out to be a knife that cuts both ways.
Stellar interview! Thank you for sharing.
It’s interesting to see how Zuckerberg addresses the AGI question (or lack of engagement with the question, really). The fact they say AGI is their openly stated mission to me comes across as marketing more than anything else, but it’s hard to deny that Meta has been successful in catching up with the competition and their open source strategy is working.
I also liked that Zuck regards EQ as its own modality, even though more socially aware and emotionally capable AI agents may really turn out to be a knife that cuts both ways.