Mark ZuckerbergFounder, Chairman & CEO, Meta Platforms, Inc. (META)
10 recorded appearances
A long open letter arguing superintelligence should be broadly distributed rather than concentrated in a few labs, committing Meta Superintelligence Labs to resume releasing some open-weight models, promising a 'fully private mode' Meta itself cannot read, and previewing a $1B fund for US data-centre communities.
Speaking to Bloomberg's Kurt Wagner, Zuckerberg tied the new model release to Meta's largest AI monetisation push to date.
In a live episode with Noah Callahan-Bever, Zuckerberg addressed AI's effect on jobs, his preferred posture toward government regulation, and how daily use of Meta's glasses has changed his own workflow.
With Alex Heath, Zuckerberg discussed whether AI capital spending constitutes a bubble, the Ray-Ban Display launch, and the build-out of Meta's superintelligence lab.
Zuckerberg launched the $799 Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses and the Neural Band wrist controller, positioning AI glasses — not the headset — as the primary vehicle for Meta's AI and metaverse strategy. A live cooking demo of the glasses' AI assistant failed on stage.
The closing fireside with Satya Nadella (from roughly 29:30): the open-weights case for Llama against closed frontier models, how each company reads the other's position, and where they expect deployment to bottleneck.
The claim that gives the episode its name — most Meta code written by AI inside 18 months — plus Meta AI usage growth, the open-weights versus closed-model argument, and where Llama sits against the frontier labs.
With MrBeast, aimed at creators: the return to an "OG Facebook" Friends tab, Facebook video and monetisation strategy, and how he expects people to actually interact with AI day to day.
The episode where he ended third-party fact-checking and described pressure from the Biden administration over pandemic content — free expression, platform responsibility, and moderation reversed.
Recorded as photorealistic Codec avatars rather than in person: presence, identity and what he thinks embodiment changes about remote conversation. Still his most recent Lex Fridman appearance.