Einblicke in Metas Wende vom Open Source zum gewinnbringenden KI-Modell | Einige Meta-Mitarbeiter wurden von der Führung angewiesen, nicht mehr öffentlich über Open Source zu sprechen, während das Unternehmen neu kalibrierte, ob diese Bemühungen in Zukunft noch Sinn machten.

„Meta’s strategy shifted dramatically earlier this year after the company released Llama 4, an open-source model that disappointed Silicon Valley and Zuckerberg, Meta’s chief executive officer. He sidelined some of the people who worked on that project and personally recruited top AI researchers and leaders, in some cases offering them hundreds of millions of dollars in multiyear pay packages.

The model after Llama 4 had the internal code name Behemoth — but Zuckerberg was disappointed in its direction and scrapped it in pursuit of something new, the people said. Meanwhile, Meta has de-prioritized its open-source strategy.

… The group’s stated goal is to achieve “superintelligence,” which broadly refers to AI systems capable of completing tasks better than humans.

In the US, some high-profile AI academics and other technologists, including Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Wozniak and Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd.’s Richard Branson, have gone so far as to [encourage a ban on developing “superintelligence”](https://archive.ph/o/c8yb7/https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/22/800-petition-signatures-apple-steve-wozniak-and-virgin-richard-branson-superintelligence-race.html) until more is done to prove it can be built safely.“

I doubt Suckerborg has any clear idea of what he wants AI to do. All he knows is, in order to keep up with the cool kids, he has to stay in the race.