Is The Future for Everyone? AI Brand Trips, Local Models and Your Local Library
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Is AI actually locked up for the rich? Mav Founder + CEO Matthew Black and Head of Brand Hillary Black open on Mark Zuckerberg's new manifesto, "The Future is for Everyone" — released the day Meta open-sourced Muse Glimmer, a 30B model small enough to run on your own machine. Matthew's read: the scary question was never who controls AI, it's who doesn't have it yet. And the public library is the counterargument nobody makes (but we're in huge support of, seriously, give them your money).Hillary sees it differently. Meta's own problematic algorithms are exactly why nobody takes "this is for everyone" at face value, and today's free tiers are nothing like being mailed a CD of the internet. Plus, a Home Assistant demo that builds its own A/V dashboard on a $500 laptop, and Hillary's tinfoil-hat theory on OpenAI's disastrous influencer brand trip — everyone called it a botched, out of touch product launch, but she thinks the discourse missed the point entirely.If you're trying to figure out whether AI is something you own or something you rent, this one's for you.
Links from the Episode
- Mark Zuckerberg's Manifesto, "The Future is for Everyone: The Path to a Positive AI Future" - Muse Glimmer — Meta's 30B open-weight model, small enough to run on a single consumer GPU instead of a data center- Muse Glimmer weights on Hugging Face — free to download under Apache 2.0, commercial use included- Home Assistant — the open-source platform Matthew runs at home, and the one Glimmer's own demo builds a dashboard for - MacBook Neo — Apple's $599 entry level laptop- Peter Diamandis & Steven Kotler, We Are as Gods: A Survival Guide for the Age of Abundance - Ari Kuschnir — the artist behind the AI Sam Altman "come live in the data center" films, and the creative process Matthew wants everyone to see- Influencers draw backlash for attending OpenAI's first luxury trip — TechCrunch's coverage of the trip- Apple names John Ternus CEO- How libraries are funded- Support the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District — the actual library system of our cityFollow the showManual Work is a Bug is Mav's podcast, now on video. Watch on YouTube and follow wherever you listen, so you don't wait another six years for the next episode. Mav helps insurance agencies democratize growth with AI: hiremav.com.