Podcast: Mark Zuckerberg’s 'Superintelligent' AI Future That No One Wants
404 Media podcast discusses Meta's 'superintelligent' AI agents push, AI posing as human peer reviewers, and cities swapping Flock cameras for Axon.
This 404 Media podcast episode covers Jason Koebler's article on Mark Zuckerberg's 6,500-word essay and plan for Meta AI agents, Emanuel Maiberg's finding that a company advertising '100% human-written, never AI' medical peer review is actually entirely AI-generated, and Joseph Cox's reporting on cities ditching Flock license plate readers only to replace them with Axon ones. The episode is commentary and journalism roundup rather than a security or AI research disclosure.
- Meta's 'superintelligence' vision framed as anti-social and unwanted
- Company claiming 'never AI' human peer review found to be entirely AI
- Cities replace Flock cameras with Axon license plate readers
- Products
- Flock license plate readers
- Organizations
- Meta
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Zuckerberg's anti-social future; a company offering human writing that is actually just AI; and the big switch from Flock to Axon. We start this week with Jason’s article about Mark Zuckerberg’s plan for Meta’s AI agents. They don't sound fun at all.
By Joseph Cox · 404media.co
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