The Mark Zuckerberg Interview

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Annotated May 3, 2026Public

Zuck is playing 4D chess. By open-sourcing Llama, he’s turning OpenAI’s product into a commodity while Meta owns the infrastructure and the hardware. Greatest strategic pivot in the last 10 years.

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basically use Open Compute, and because of that, the supply chain is standardized around our designs, which means that it's like way more supply, way cheaper to produce, we've saved billions of dollars, and the quality of the stuff that we get to use goes up.
So, all right, that's like a win-win.
But I think in order for this to work, we do a lot of open source stuff, we do a lot of closed source stuff.
I'm not like a zealot on this.
I think open source is very valuable, but I also think it sort of makes sense for us because of our position in the market.
And the same for AI.
I'm an around llama.
Okay, this is where we were going with this.
Yeah, it's a similar deal.
We wanna make sure that we have access to a leading AI model, right?
I think just like we wanna build the hardware so that we can build the best social experiences for the next 20 years, I don't think that, for us, it's like we've just been, We've been through too much stuff with the other platforms to fully depend

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