Mark Zuckerberg, Meta’s fearless leader, has some thoughts about AI. And boy, are they something. In a recent interview with YouTuber Kane Sutter (@Kallaway), Zuck waxed poetic about the future of artificial intelligence, and let’s just say his views are…interesting. First off, he’s all about that open-source life. According to Zuck, the key to a glorious AI future lies in openness, not in letting one company hoard all the tech for itself. He’s got some shade for those unnamed competitors who think they’re building the “one true AI.” Zuckerberg said, “It’s almost as if they kind of think they’re creating God or something and … it’s just — that’s not what we’re doing.” Oh, burn! Someone’s feeling a little threatened by the whole OpenAI thing, maybe? But wait, it gets better. Zuck’s all about diversity in AI. He thinks we need a whole bunch of different AIs to reflect everyone’s unique interests. Kind of like how we’ve got a million different social media apps, because one size definitely doesn’t fit all. He explained, “I get why, if you’re in some AI lab … you want to feel like what you’re doing is super important, right? … It’s like, ‘We’re building the one true thing for the future.’ But I just think, like, realistically, that’s not how stuff works, right?” Oh, Mark. You’re so cute when you’re trying to be philosophical. Zuckerberg’s vision for AI integration Now, about that whole “creating God” thing. Zuckerberg did admit that Meta’s tried to get…Zuckerberg’s AI dreams sound like a sci-fi movie no one asked for