On August 10 (local time), Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, published a lengthy article titled 'The Future Belongs to Everyone,' announcing that Meta will be committed to popularizing 'personal superintelligence' and will continue to support open-source AI models. He believes that open models can prevent the excessive concentration of AI capabilities, enabling more individuals and businesses to access advanced AI tools. Zuckerberg pointed out that the current open-source ecosystem is 'robust,' and restricting open-source AI will exacerbate the centralization of AI, posing a threat to security and economic development. He revealed that Meta's Superintelligence Lab has officially launched and will re-release some open-source models in the future. When discussing distillation techniques in AI model training, Zuckerberg emphasized that mutual learning among models is a core principle of the open-source ecosystem, and distillation should not be simply viewed as a harmful practice.