Superintelligence as personal empowerment

Meta publicly frames the endpoint of advanced AI not as centralized automation of labor but as ubiquitous, personal superintelligences that live in devices (e.g., context‑aware glasses) and augment individual agency, creativity, and relationships. The company positions this as a strategic contrast to rivals who prioritize replacing work with centralized AI output and universal basic income narratives. — This reframing matters because it changes regulatory questions (privacy, device surveillance, open‑source vs closed models), labor politics (augmentation vs displacement), and platform power (who controls personal agents and their data).