Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg just unveiled a bold new AI vision—and it’s not about one centralized superintelligence ruling the world. Instead, he’s imagining a future where each of us has our own personalized super-AI: a digital companion tailored to our needs, habits, and goals.



In this episode of Tech It From Me, I explore what that means, how it compares to strategies from Microsoft, Apple, Google, and OpenAI, and what it could mean for privacy, control, and everyday life. From Meta’s closed-source pivot to Microsoft’s Copilot push, we break down the competing AI philosophies shaping your digital future.



Whether you’re excited, skeptical, or a bit of both, this episode will help you make sense of the AI arms race we’re all living in.



🎧 Topics covered:




Zuckerberg’s AI manifesto: personalized super-AIs vs centralized AGI



Why Meta is walking back open-source AI



Comparing AI strategies: Meta vs Microsoft vs Google vs Apple vs OpenAI



What “personal superintelligence” could look like in real life



The risks, rewards, and reality of trusting one company with your digital twin




📖 Read the full write-up: The Case for Personalized Superintelligence: Zuckerberg vs the AI Mainstream

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