Meta is shifting how it plans to ensure widespread access to superintelligence, a suggestion that the company’s most advanced AI may remain closed so that Meta can stay in the driver’s seat.

The new memo is pretty meandering, and Zuckerberg followed up with comments on Meta’s Q2 earnings call, saying that nothing had particularly changed. He said the company had always “open-sourced some of our models and not open-sourced everything that we've done.”

If Meta investors had concerns about the company’s huge spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure and talent, they’re likely to be assuaged by its blockbuster earnings report on Wednesday. The results,