King Charles warns of AI's 'existential dangers' in Scotland

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King Charles III warned about the "existential dangers" of artificial intelligence during a meeting with industry leaders in Scotland on Thursday, urging that the technology remain "at the service of humanity and nature." The monarch described AI's development as "both intriguing and deeply concerning," emphasizing the need to place "security" at the core of its implementation "before it is too late," echoing recent warnings from scientists and tech executives about potential catastrophic risks. His remarks follow alarming claims that AI could "kill humanity," calls from companies like Anthropic and OpenAI to "slow down" development, and OpenAI's disclosure of six new AI malfunctions on Wednesday.


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