[Zuckerberg: Superintelligence Should Empower Everyone, Not Be Concentrated in a Few Institutions] Deep Tide TechFlow reports that on July 29, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg published a public article in *The Wall Street Journal* titled *The AI Future Is for Everyone*, outlining his vision for the development of superintelligence. He advocates that future AI should broadly empower individuals rather than be controlled by a few institutions. Zuckerberg stated that the most critical question today is not whether superintelligence will emerge, but who will have access to it. He emphasized that "personal empowerment" should be the foundation for prosperity, "innovation" should be the core mission of superintelligence, and "checks and balances" should serve as the safeguard for safety, rather than concentrating AI capabilities in the hands of a few organizations. In response to concerns from some in the AI industry about the risks of superintelligence, Zuckerberg disagreed with views such as "AI will replace most jobs" or "highly centralized power is necessary to ensure AI safety." He argued that history has shown that excessive concentration of power often stifles human potential, while openness and freedom foster greater innovation and prosperity. The greatest value of superintelligence, he asserted, should not be automation but driving invention and creativity. Zuckerberg warned that if superintelligence were controlled by a few institutions, it would inevitably exert excessive influence on the economy, science, and politics. Conversely, enabling everyone to have personal superintelligence could usher in a new era of enhanced individual capabilities, fostering more entrepreneurship and innovation. Regarding safety governance, Zuckerberg pointed out that experiences in fields like cybersecurity demonstrate that open ecosystems contribute to long-term system security. On the issue of employment, he argued that if AI is used more to empower individuals rather than simply replace labor, the jobs created in the future could outnumber those displaced. This would also lower the barriers to entrepreneurship, potentially shifting the economic structure toward more small and medium-sized enterprises and entrepreneurs. Zuckerberg stated that Meta will continue to advance superintelligence development based on the three principles of personal empowerment, innovation, and checks and balances. He expressed confidence that these values will help build an AI future that benefits everyone.