King Charles will meet with industry leaders in Scotland on September 17 to speak about the dangers of Artificial Intelligence and how its rapid growth can be curbed by human intervention.
The British monarch will gather alongside representatives from Nvidia, Google DeepMind, OpenAI and Anthropic at Dumfries House, in an AI forum facilitated by The Ditchley Foundation and organised by the King's Trust, the King's Foundation and the Sustainable Markets Initiative.
Also in attendance will be a series of thought leaders in the world of AI, as well as the Minister for Artificial Intelligence, Kanishka Narayan, and advisor to the Vatican, Paolo Benanti.
King Charles' warning message
The King is expected to speak on how AI can be harnessed to benefit society and the environment, and how it can be used as a tool to uphold human dignity. The forum will discuss the development of a shared set of principles to help guide the application of AI and to avoid the major ethical and security issues that come with the technology.
Charles will speak on the rapid development of AI, and remark that "its substance and its pace are both intriguing and deeply concerning in equal measure."
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