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Mark Zuckerberg says we’re “close” to artificial general intelligence and Meta wants to own it. Fresh off a strong Q2, the company is doubling down on its AI “personal superintelligence” strategy, aiming to build assistants that can reason, plan, and take action. Let’s take a look.
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AI-powered superintelligence coming soon to you.
Mark Zuckerberg is betting the future of Meta on what he calls “AI-powered personal superintelligence,” and he’s now giving it a full landing page and strategic direction. Meta isn’t chasing the biggest model. It’s chasing the closest. In a shift from abstract intelligence to contextual utility, Zuckerberg’s team is working on building AI that follows you across time, devices, and platforms—from your phone to your smart glasses to whatever AR form factor lands next. “AI will become an always-available assistant that understands you and your world,” he said during Meta’s Q2 earnings call, where the company posted $11.2B in profit.
The Meta.com/superintelligence page now acts as a manifesto and product roadmap. It shows Meta is building more than just chatbots. They want AI agents that can "see what you see, hear what you hear," and help you proactively. The company is integrating these agents into smart glasses, Llama 3-based models, and a new wave of interfaces designed for continuous, multimodal understanding. Meta is betting that persistent context is the key to making AI feel truly intelligent—not just reactive, but predictive and helpful without being asked.
This personal-first approach contrasts sharply with Google DeepMind’s scientific focus or OpenAI’s cognitive scaling. Zuckerberg wants your AI to be loyal to you, not the cloud. As AI becomes more embedded in our environments, the challenge isn’t just capability. It’s trust, intimacy, and utility. The tools that win may not be the smartest, but the most attuned to the rhythm of your daily life. The question isn't whether AI will be powerful. It's whether it will be yours.
Takeaways at a Glance:
Meta is branding its vision as “AI-powered personal superintelligence”
Focus is on persistent AI across mobile, glasses, and AR
AI agents are built on Llama 3 and designed for multimodal, contextual use
Official landing page outlines integration goals: see what you see, hear what you hear
Meta's push reframes AI as loyal to the individual, not the cloud
What We Think About It:
This is Meta’s strongest AI positioning yet. They’re leaning into hardware and persistent context in a way that neither OpenAI nor Google has fully committed to. This could redefine the AI UX layer over the next five years.
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Think about how AI could help you more if it remembered your preferences, patterns, and environment, not just what you type. Start experimenting with tools that stay with you across devices or apps, and look for features that go beyond chat to feel more like a real assistant.
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