According to CoinMeta, as reported by Benzinga, Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta Platforms, expressed an optimistic view of the future of artificial intelligence (AI) and believed that companies do not need extensive industry coordination to develop advanced systems securely. He emphasized that if AI is built and deployed responsibly by companies, it will bring significant benefits, and that security issues should be directly addressed by the laboratories developing the technology. Zuckerberg opposes overly pessimistic views on AI and believes that the industry does not need to act as a coordinated whole; rather, each AI laboratory should be responsible for identifying and addressing emerging risks. His approach places more emphasis on internal safeguards, privacy, security, and consistency, rather than widespread industry pauses or centralized coordination. Zuckerberg also pointed out that users will not adopt AI products they do not trust, which provides companies with a commercial incentive to prioritize security over capabilities. Overall, Meta believes that rapid development of AI is compatible with responsible deployment, as long as each company is willing to manage the risks associated with its systems.