Superpowers, Not Superintelligence

Bond responds to Zuckerberg's 'AI for everyone' essay, arguing he ignores data concentration. Meta's glasses and agents collect ambient data through constant observation, making users the object, not the owner. Real AI tools should require active input and give people superpowers—like phones, cameras, search engines—not build machines you feed. The post cites Meta's December 2025 privacy update: private chats with Meta AI now personalize ads, backed by ~$200B in ad revenue. The article does not detail how Bond's own product implements active input.

Why it matters: Bond counters Zuckerberg's AI decentralization essay with Meta's own privacy update — sharp argument backed by concrete numbers. Deduction: the second half is a product pitch, not independent analysis; also the excerpt cuts off before the full argument unfolds.