King Charles tells tech leaders AI must serve humanity

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King Charles III urged AI executives from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google DeepMind, and Nvidia to keep artificial intelligence under human control, emphasizing its service to people, communities, and the environment. The King hosted the meeting at Dumfries House in Scotland, joined by UK AI Minister Kanishka Narayan and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. He called the technology's pace "intriguing and deeply concerning" and stressed urgent consideration of "existential dangers" from misuse. The gathering follows recent AI safety incidents, including an Anthropic researcher's resignation and OpenAI reporting six cases of concerning model behavior. Huang rejected slowdown calls, arguing companies should test products thoroughly before release.


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